Two South American football giants played friendly matches on Tuesday evening, which also marked the end of the national team cycle.
After a tough battle, the Argentine national team proved superiority against Morocco with a 1:0 victory. The only winning goal was scored by Angel Correa in the 84th minute of the match.
In these matches, the Argentinians already played without Lionel Messi, who left the national team camp after the first friendly matches.
In other matches, the Brazilian national team also emerged victorious after a tough battle with a 3:1 win against their opponents. Czech Republic dominated in the first half and took the lead, but Brazil came back in the second half.
Roberto Firmino equalized the score in the 49th minute, and Gabriel Jesus scored two goals at the end of the match to secure Brazil's victory in the 83rd and 90th minutes.
