The Argentine national team's exhibition match against Zambia has undergone a slight schedule change and will start a few minutes later. According to the Argentine News Agency, the match was originally scheduled to begin at 20:15, but for reasons still unknown, it has been postponed to 20:30. The match against Zambia will be Argentina's last before the World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, which kicks off on June 11. In the lead-up to this game, coached by Lionel Scaloni, the team defeated Mauritania 2-1 last Friday, but the poor level of performance, particularly in the second half, has raised significant concerns. Following the match with Zambia, there will be a musical show featuring Rodrigo Tapari, Los Totota, Tiago PZK, Yami Safdie, and Fran de Cruzando del Charco. Despite being the team's last match before the World Cup, and possibly Lionel Messi's last appearance on Argentine soil, tickets are still available, ranging from 90,000 to 490,000 pesos.
