The manager expressed confidence in his team's performance following undefeated group stage matches against Spain, Uruguay, and Saudi Arabia.
"We know the quality of our opponent, but we hold on to our dream and we will continue to chase it," said Bubista.
The coach also noted that the technical staff has not prepared a specific strategy to mark Argentina's Lionel Messi, choosing instead to focus on the collective opponent.
"We have faith and confidence and will play with courage," said Bubista.
The New Zealand Police confirmed that the investigation into the Auckland Central complaint remains open but declined to provide further details.
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The New Zealand Football Association, which hosted the March event, also declined to comment substantively, directing all inquiries to law enforcement.
