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Pékerman: “Si vuelve a funcionar el mediocampo, Argentina puede ganar el partido” | Enlace Mundial
El profe Pékerman y el exjugador Maxi Rodríguez alertan la dificultad táctica a la que Argentina se enfrentará con los suizos que supieron presionar a Colombia. Pékerman considera que la clave está en el mediocampo albiceleste.
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