Now an Austrian band is supposed to help the Argentines in their mission to win against Mexico this Saturday – with a reminiscence of the legendary Diego Maradona.
On Saturday (8 p.m. in the Sport24 live ticker) is the deciding game for Lionel Messi and Argentina against Mexico. After the final training at the World Cup in Qatar on Friday, the second anniversary of Maradona’s death, the association posted a short video summary of the last training session before the possible all-or-nothing game on social networks. The scenes from the training ground on the extensive campus of the University of Qatar are accompanied by the former hit “Live is Life” by the Austrian band Opus. Among other things, the association wrote: “United, strong and together. More than ever all together.” Less than 24 hours earlier, a separate song for the Albiceleste had already been released, featuring well-known Argentine artists.
“Live is Life” and Maradona – there was something! Namely on April 19, 1989, Olympiastadion Munich: The second leg of the UEFA Cup semifinals of FC Bayern is coming up. Opponent is SSC Napoli, opponent is Diego Armando Maradona. And he offers the over 70,000 spectators the big show while they are warming up. With her shoelaces undone, Maradona dances and juggles with the ball, while the stadium loudspeakers boom: “Live is Life.
The upcoming World Cup game against the Mexicans is already like a final for Argentina, stressed attacker Lautaro Martínez. After the 2-1 draw against outsiders Saudi Arabia, who may be able to make it through to Poland this Saturday, the South Americans around superstar Lionel Messi need to win. The 35-year-old has already made it clear several times that this fifth World Cup will also be his last, he has never been able to win the title. Messi is doing well, physically and emotionally, but coach Lionel Scaloni has calmed down.
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