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Argentina and Brazil meet in one of the fiercest rivalries in international football at midnight tonight in a 2026 World Cup qualifier.
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Argentina head into tonight’s home ‘Battle of the Americas’ needing just a draw to become the first team from South America to book their place in the 2026 World Cup.
The defending world champions head into tonight’s huge game six points clear at the top of the South American qualifying table with nine wins from their 13 matches, and have lost only four matches in the last in the last six years, and just once at home in nine years.
One defeat in 24 home games makes Lionel Scaloni’s side heavy favourites for victory in Buenos Aires tonight, with the Albiceleste having the better of their rivals in recent years having also won the last two Copa Americas.
Argentina’s 1-0 win in Uruguay on Friday night puts the three-time world champions on the brink of a 14th consecutive World Cup appearance, with next summer’s edition being held in Canada, Mexico and the USA.
10 South American nations play each other twice in qualifying for the 2026 World Cup, with the top six qualifying directly for the tournament and the seventh-placed team entering the inter-confederation play-offs.
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Brazil make the trip to Argentina tonight having won only six of their 13 World Cup qualifiers so far, leaving them down in third place behind their hosts tonight and Ecuador, the latter also having had three points deducted for the use of false birth certificates for one of their players during the previous World Cup qualification cycle.
Dorival Junior, the former Sao Paulo manager, took over this Brazil side at the start of last year, when the side had won only two of their first six games into the current World Cup qualification campaign and had just lost three matches on the spin.
The Selecao have only lost one of the 15 matches they’ve played since the new boss took over, and are five games unbeaten following their 2-1 win over Colombia in Brasilia on Thursday night.
Brazil are the World Cup’s most successful side, having lifted the trophy on five occasions, more than other country, but it will be 24 years since their last global triumph by the time the next edition rolls around, and their faithful fans will be thinking it’s about time they won another.
The South American side are the only country to have partaken in all 22 World Cups, and need just to pick up just eight points from their final five games at most to book their ticket to next summer’s edition in North America.
Argentina are unbeaten in their last four matches against Brazil, winning three of those, without so much as conceding a goal against their fierce rivals.
The last time the two sides met was earlier in this World Cup qualifying campaign, with former Manchester City defender Nicolas Otamendi scoring the only goal of the game to give Argentina victory at the Maracana in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil’s first ever defeat at home in a World Cup qualifier.
How to watch Argentina v Brazil
- Location: Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires
- Date and time: Wednesday 26th March 2025, 12am
- How to watch: Premier Sports 1
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