RUGBY LEAGUE - Banned forwards Ben Te'o and Dylan Napa are expected to be named to return to even more starch to Friday night's preliminary final blockbuster between South Sydney and the Sydney Roosters.AFL - AFL Players' Association chief Paul Marsh has denied Essendon's 34 past and present players facing show-cause notices are seeking to do deals with ASADA.SOCCER - Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold has told his players to prepare for Tuesday's FFA Cup clash with former National Soccer League powerhouse Sydney United in the same way they would for an A-League derby.Two-goal Messi cameo illuminates Argentina thrashing of Hong Kong. Argentina fielded a completely different line-up from the one which lost to Brazil last week but the World Cup finalists still waltzed to a facile triumph.The home crowd, some dressed in Argentina jerseys at the Hong Kong Stadium, saved their loudest cheers for the arrival of substitute Messi, who came on after an hour to score twice and make another goal.With so many cheap fifa coins of his team mates absent, Napoli striker Gonzalo Higuain took the onus on himself to entertain the crowd by terrorising the Hong Kong defence and scoring a goal either side of the interval.Benfica's Nicolas Gaitan also netted twice after Ever Banega had opened the scoring for Argentina.Following Saturday's 2-0 loss against arch-rivals Brazil in Beijing, coach Gerardo Martino left Messi, Angel di Maria, Sergio Aguero, Javier Mascherano and Marcos Rojo on the bench against FIFA's 164th-ranked team in a match staged to celebrate the centenary of the Hong Kong Football Association.Argentina goalkeeper Nahuel Guzman and his second-half replacement Agustin Marchesin barely had a touch of the ball between them as the visitors utterly dominated.Hong Kong frustrated Argentina initially as the world's number two side pressed hard for an opening goal but a defensive error in the 19th minute opened the floodgates.