Alejandro Sabella looks dejected after his Argentina side lost the 2014 World Cup final. Jean Catuffe/Getty Images
Alejandro Sabella, the coach who took Argentina to the World Cup final in 2014, has died aged 66 after years of battling with cancer and heart problems.
Sabella's death came less than two weeks after the passing of Diego Maradona, who played with Sabella for the Argentine national side in the 1980s.
Maradona died from a heart attack in Buenos Aires on Nov. 25, aged 60. Just a day later, Sabella was hospitalised as he was "very affected" by the ex-Napoli forward's passing.
Source: espn.co.uk