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Stopping Messi Requires Team Effort – Van Dijk

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Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk believes the Netherlands must be at their best mettle if they are to stop Lionel Messi from making any tangible impact.

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Recall that Netherlands will face Argentina in the Quarter Finals of the 2022 World Cup on Friday with a place in the semi finals up for grabs.
Messi, 35, has already scored three goals in Qatar including the opener in their 2-1 last-16 win over Australia.

“The difficult thing about him is when we are attacking, he is chilling somewhere in a corner or something,” said Van Dijk.
“You have to be very sharp in terms of defensive organisation. They always looked for him to try to make it difficult for us on the counter.”
“It is an honour to play against him,” he added. “It is not me against him, or the Netherlands against him, but the Netherlands against Argentina.
“No one can do it on his own, we will have to come up with a good plan.”


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