After an upturn in form, Brazil will now travel to Buenos Aires to face Argentina in the FIFA World Cup Qualifier at the Estadio Monumental on Tuesday, March 25.<\/p>
In the reverse fixture at the Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, the Argentines defeated 10-men Brazil as Nicolas Otamendi netted the solitary goal of the evening and the hosts went down to 10 men as Newcastle United’s Joelinton was sent off in the 81st minute.<\/p>
Know more about the odds, team news, picks, and predictions for the crucial FIFA World Cup Qualifier between Argentina and Brazil here.<\/p>
Here is when and where to watch the clash between Argentina and Brazil.<\/p>
Date:<\/strong> 03\/25<\/p> Time:<\/strong> 8 pm ET<\/p> Location:<\/strong> Jose Alvalade Stadium, Lisbon<\/p> Where to watch:<\/strong> The match can be watched on Telemundo in the USA<\/p> Two of the most successful countries in international football, Brazil has won 5 FIFA World Cup titles and 9 Copa America trophies while Argentina has won 3 FIFA World Cups and 16 Copa America titles, will go head to head in a bid to secure qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. In 110 recognized matches between the two teams, both Brazil and Argentina have an equal number of wins, i.e. 42 each with 26 matches ending in a draw since 1914.<\/p> Lionel Scaloni’s men have 28 points from 13 matches courtesy of 9 wins and a draw which includes the recent 1-0 win against Uruguay as Lyon forward Thiago Almada scored the solitary goal of the match. La Albiceleste now require a single point from their remaining five matches to ensure direct qualification to the group stage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.<\/p> Juventus forward Nicolas Gonzalez was sent off in the fifth minute of additional time in the match against Uruguay for booting Nahitan Nandez in the face and he will be unavailable for the fixture against Brazil alongside the injured duo of Lionel Messi and Lautaro Martinez leaving Scaloni with very limited options in attack.<\/p> Brazil manager Dorival Junior would be happy with the Selecao’s performances as they have conjured 21 points from 13 matches courtesy of 6 wins, 3 draws, and 4 losses. The Brazilian squad has endured a lot over the last couple of years with innumerable managerial changes and would finally be looking forward to a stable period with the three-time Copa do Brasil-winning head coach at the helm.<\/p> The quartet of Alisson, Bruno Guimaraes, Gabriel, and Gerson have withdrawn from the squad as Alisson and Gerson picked up knocks while Bruno and Gabriel are suspended for the fixture against Argentina and Dorival has called up Weverton, Ederson, Lucas Beraldo, and Joao Gomes to replace the outgoing quartet.<\/p> The Playoffs aim to facilitate the safest bets for the game. Have a look at the predictions for the game below.<\/p>Argentina vs Brazil Preview<\/h2>
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