
Following on from Paulo Dybala, Gonzalo Higuaín, Eduardo Salvio and Ángel Correa on Saturday, there were plenty more Argentinos in the news around the globe this weekend.
Argentina’s possible new number nine Mauro Icardi began his Serie A campaign in fine fashion with two goals as Inter made light work of Fiorentina at the San Siro. Tripped by David Astori after only five minutes, Icardi got up to tuck away the penalty and ten minutes later, added a perfectly timed header to double the lead.
Ican Perisic wrapped up the points in the second half but Inter captain Icardi was the man of the match and looks in terrific form ahead of Argentina’s World Cup qualifier against Uruguay.
In Ligue 1, Paris Saint Germain demolished Toulouse 6-2 despite playing the final twenty minutes with ten men and although Neymar will dominate the headlines, Javier Pastore was back among the goals.
PSG were leading 3-1 when Pastore received the ball outside the penalty area and produced a perfectly placed, curled shot into the top corner.
⚽️But pastore #PSGTFC pic.twitter.com/eoGJ6Rm3H8
— Sport & vidéo (@SportsButs) August 20, 2017
Elsewhere, it was less good news for Marcelo Bielsa as his Lille side produced a limp performance and were beaten by Caen and Lucas Ocampos was sent off in Marseille’s 1-1 draw with Angers.
However, Emiliano Sala struck an excellent late volley to give ten-man Nantes victory over Troyes.
https://dailymotion.com/video/x5xfiks
Former Banfield and Boca Juniors striker Andrés Chávez made his Panathinaikos debut on Sunday afternoon and slotted in his first goal in Greek football as his new side drew 1-1 with Platanias FC.
Cada gol de Andres Chávez es una buena noticia para Banfield. Si hace 15 en la temporada entran otros U$S 800.000 pic.twitter.com/YtLkXcJlf1
— Hablemos de Banfield (@HDBanfield) August 20, 2017