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Argentina edge through

Afp, Cologne
Argentina coach Jose Pekerman declared himself satisfied after watching his under-strength team see off a gritty Tunisia 2-1 in their Confederations Cup Group A opener here on Wednesday.
The South Americans, fresh from securing World Cup qualification with a 3-1 drubbing of Brazil last week, outpointed the African champions with a first half penalty from man-of-the-match Juan Riquelme, with Javier Saviola doubling up after the break.
Tunisia missed taking the lead when Imed Mhadhebi fluffed a 16th minute penalty but gained a deserved consolation goal when Haykel Guemamdia made no mistake from the spot late on.
Pekerman, who is resting stars like Hernan Crespo and Juan Sebastian Veron, said: "It wasn't an easy game with the Tunisians taking advantage of some of our mistakes when we were in control of the ball, but I was comforted by our scoring possibilities and excellent performances from players like Saviola
and (Maxi) Rodriguez.
"The centres from (Luciano) Galletti and crossed by Saviola were encouraging, and it was an important experience for some of the young players.
"Important for them and for the team as we improve."
Roger Lemerre, his counterpart on the Tunisian bench, was left rueing Mhadhebi's squandered spot kick.
"That would have been important for us to score. One penalty missed, one converted. That's football.
"We had a good start, and had the chance to take a psychological advantage, but we were up against a great team. That's what we're missing, big matches like this."
The South Americans started at a 100 miles an hour, and could have been three goals to the good within the first ten minutes.
The 1992 Confed Cup winners' first chance came when Galletti slid the ball across the goalmouth for Saviola but the Monaco attacker's chip sailed over Khaled Fadhel's crossbar.
Saviola had a close range effort saved shortly after before Galletti was set up by a perfect cross from the left from Juan Sorin but the Real
Zaragoza striker's header edged the right post.
Then referee Roberto Rosetti awarded Tunisia a penalty after Argentina goalkeeper German Lux felled an onrushing Guemamdia, but Mhadhebi's lackadaisical effort went wide.
In the 33rd minute Tunisia captain Hatem Trabelsi was arguably harshly booked for a foul on Rodriguez in the box, with Riquelme showing far more purpose than Mhadhebi had earlier, the Villareal midfielder's low centred spot kick sending Fadhel diving wrongfooted to his right.
Enjoying the bulk of the possession Argentina deserved their first half lead and they doubled up 12 minutes into the second half when Galletti lunged down the right wing to set up Saviola in the box with the French-based star slipping the ball past Fadhel from close range.
German Lux was then booked for supposedly bringing down Guemamdia in the area, and the CS Sfaxien forward duly converted to save Tunisian honour.