Argentina manager Lionel Scaloni expressed frustration with FIFA's scheduling, which he claims has put his team at a disadvantage ahead of the World Cup final against Spain. The match is set to take place tomorrow, and Scaloni is worried that the less-than-ideal training conditions could affect their performance as they aim to defend the title they won in Qatar 2022.

In a press conference, Scaloni stated that his players had to endure a quick training session in the heat, which he deemed inappropriate given their travel schedule. He highlighted the following key points:

• The team arrived late last night around 11:00 PM.
• They had to conduct a brief training session at a time that was not optimal for them.
• The quick session left little room for tactical adjustments.

Scaloni mentioned, "We’re just now resting... Today they forced us to train at a time we didn’t want. We hardly got to try anything out." He emphasized the importance of rest and indicated that some players might not be at full fitness.

Despite the challenges, Scaloni remains focused on his team, stating, "We play thinking about ourselves, but being mindful of the good things that the opponent has."

On the other hand, Spain has had a strong run to the final, defeating teams like France and Belgium in their knockout stages. As both teams prepare to clash, the stakes are high, and even minor details could influence the outcome of this critical match.