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DailyFoot Argentina grid of 29 June 2026

The DailyFoot Argentina grid of 29 June 2026: its six clues, starting with International debut in the 1980s x Never scored for the national team, and the valid players for every cell. Replay it free.

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Each cell lists players from the DailyFoot pool who match both clues. Other names may work in real football; only pool players count in the game.

International debut in the 1980s × Never scored for the national team

Sergio Goycochea, Nery Pumpido, Sergio Batista, Roberto Sensini, José Luis Cuciuffo, Ricardo Giusti, Julio Olarticoechea, Héctor Enrique and 8 more

International debut in the 1980s × Midfielder

Diego Simeone, Pedro Troglio, Néstor Gorosito, Jorge Burruchaga, Sergio Batista, Ricardo Giusti, Héctor Enrique, Carlos Daniel Tapia and 4 more

International debut in the 1980s × Copa América winner

Diego Simeone, Claudio Caniggia, Jorge Burruchaga, Oscar Ruggeri, Sergio Goycochea, José Basualdo

Double letter (first or last name) × Never scored for the national team

Fabricio Coloccini, Ubaldo Fillol, Roberto Abbondanzieri, José Luis Cuciuffo, Pablo Cavallero, Amadeo Carrizo, Ángel Bossio, Omar Larrosa and 10 more

Double letter (first or last name) × Midfielder

Lionel Messi, Javier Zanetti, Alexis Mac Allister, Esteban Cambiasso, Jonás Gutiérrez, Ángel Correa, Jorge Burruchaga, Américo Gallego and 12 more

Double letter (first or last name) × Copa América winner

Lionel Messi, Alexis Mac Allister, Claudio Caniggia, Ángel Correa, Jorge Burruchaga, Oscar Ruggeri, Germán Pezzella, Manuel Ferreira and 2 more

Coached by Diego Maradona (2008–2010) × Never scored for the national team

Sergio Romero, Fernando Gago, Ezequiel Garay, Pablo Zabaleta, Fabricio Coloccini, Eduardo Salvio, Mariano Andújar, Clemente Rodríguez and 3 more

Coached by Diego Maradona (2008–2010) × Midfielder

Lionel Messi, Javier Mascherano, Javier Zanetti, Fernando Gago, Esteban Cambiasso, Éver Banega, Javier Pastore, Jonás Gutiérrez and 11 more

Coached by Diego Maradona (2008–2010) × Copa América winner

Lionel Messi, Sergio Agüero, Ángel Di María, Nicolás Otamendi, Wálter Samuel, Pablo Aimar, Lucho González