More than 75 caps × World Cup winner
Lionel Messi, Diego Maradona, Ángel Di María, Lautaro Martínez, Nicolás Otamendi, Leandro Paredes, Roberto Ayala, Rodrigo De Paul and 2 more
DailyFoot Argentina grid of 9 August 2026
The DailyFoot Argentina grid of 9 August 2026: its six clues, starting with More than 75 caps x World Cup winner, and the valid players for every cell. Replay it free.
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6Matching clues
118Valid picks
Rows
- More than 75 caps
- Defender
- Played for Boca Juniors
Columns
- World Cup winner
- Coached by Diego Maradona (2008–2010)
- International debut in the 1990s
Valid answers
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.
More than 75 caps × Coached by Diego Maradona (2008–2010)
Lionel Messi, Sergio Agüero, Ángel Di María, Carlos Tévez, Gonzalo Higuaín, Javier Mascherano, Javier Zanetti, Sergio Romero and 2 more
More than 75 caps × International debut in the 1990s
Javier Zanetti, Gabriel Batistuta, Roberto Ayala, Ariel Ortega, Juan Pablo Sorín
Defender × World Cup winner
Nicolás Otamendi, Daniel Passarella, Wálter Samuel, Roberto Ayala, Lisandro Martínez, Nicolás Tagliafico, Cristian Romero, Nahuel Molina and 12 more
Defender × Coached by Diego Maradona (2008–2010)
Nicolás Otamendi, Martín Demichelis, Ezequiel Garay, Wálter Samuel, Pablo Zabaleta, Gabriel Heinze, Nicolás Burdisso, Gabriel Milito and 5 more
Defender × International debut in the 1990s
Wálter Samuel, Roberto Ayala, Sergio Vázquez, Juan Pablo Sorín, José Chamot, Eduardo Berizzo, Nelson Vivas, Mauricio Pineda and 8 more
Played for Boca Juniors × World Cup winner
Diego Maradona, Alexis Mac Allister, Leandro Paredes, Wálter Samuel, César Luis Menotti, Nahuel Molina, Marcos Acuña, Oscar Ruggeri and 5 more
Played for Boca Juniors × Coached by Diego Maradona (2008–2010)
Carlos Tévez, Sergio Romero, Fernando Gago, Éver Banega, Wálter Samuel, Rodrigo Palacio, Nicolás Burdisso, Fabricio Coloccini and 7 more
Played for Boca Juniors × International debut in the 1990s
Gabriel Batistuta, Juan Román Riquelme, Wálter Samuel, Alberto Acosta, Martín Palermo, Kily González, Marcelo Delgado, Nelson Vivas and 8 more