Can Wales make headlines in football-mad Argentina?

Can Wales make headlines in football-mad Argentina?Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Julian Montoya, Lionel Messi and Dewi Lake will captain their respective international sides on SaturdayByGareth GriffithsBBC Sport Wales, AtSan JuanPublished2 minutes agoCommentsIt is fair to say that talk of one sporting event has dominated in Argentina this week.And it has not been Wales' Nations Championship game against the Pumas, which takes place in San Juan on Saturday evening.The main story in town for the football-mad locals has been Argentina's attempt to win the round-ball World Cup for the second time in succession.Wales face the Pumas at 16:10 local time on Saturday, with the match finishing about four hours before Lionel Messi and Co play Switzerland in the World Cup quarter-final. Most of Argentina will be counting down to kick-off in Kansas. By that time, however, Wales' rugby side will hope to have made their own headlines.Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Argentina fans have been celebrating wins in Buenos AiresWales arrived in San Juan, a city in western Argentina, on Thursday after spending a couple of days in Buenos Aires.In the capital you could not escape football, with massive murals of Diego Maradona and Messi plastered around Buenos Aires on the drive in from the airport.There were spectacular scenes after Messi helped Argentina turn around a 2-0 deficit to beat Egypt 3-2 in the last 16 match in Atlanta.Thousands of fans had been huddled around television screens in shops, bars and restaurants, with any passerby able to work out the score thanks to the sights and sounds of the street.Following Argentina's thrilling comeback win, those fans migrated to a city square, which includes the famous Obelisk monument where celebrations in the city are traditionally held, with horns blaring.The scenes were wild, with fans from all walks of life and ages chanting furiously into the night.Celebrations later spilled over with armed rio...