Argentina will face England on Wednesday night in the World Cup semifinal, with coach Lionel Scaloni reportedly considering tactical adjustments. After completing their final training session in Kansas City, the defending champions have arrived in Atlanta for the decisive match. Argentine outlet TyC Sports reported that two changes could be made to the starting lineup, though Scaloni has not yet confirmed his final selection.

During Monday’s training, players focused on fitness, small-sided drills, and a practice match, but no fixed starting eleven was rehearsed. Despite a less-than-convincing performance in the quarterfinal win over Switzerland, Scaloni is expected to rely on his tested core lineup. However, dissatisfaction with midfield performance has prompted consideration of changes.

According to TyC Sports, Gonzalo Montiel may replace Nahuel Molina on the right flank, while Nicolás González could come in for Alexis Mac Allister in midfield. Leandro Paredes, who suffered cramps earlier, is expected to be fit. Scaloni is known for keeping his final lineup secret until the last team meeting, so the exact formation will likely remain unknown until kickoff.