Argentina to Play at Least One Match in 2030 World Cup

Argentina's National Team will have at least one match in the 2030 World Cup, which will be played in the Centennial of the World Cup. According to FIFA President Gianni Infantino, there will be three opening matches in South America, one of which will be played by Argentina's National Team.

How will the 2030 World Cup be played?

The 2030 World Cup will have the particularity of having three opening matches in South America: one in Argentina, one in Uruguay and one in Paraguay. The three will already be qualified for that tournament, but anyway, there are great chances that they will play the Eliminators to define positions of a tournament that is projected to be held with the UEFA.

What changes could affect Argentina?

The expansion to 64 teams could modify the distribution of matches and allow the three countries to receive a greater number of games. According to the format that circulated during the conversations, there would be 16 groups of four teams, instead of the 12 zones planned for 2026. The two top teams from each group would advance to a 32-team bracket, from which the direct elimination stage would begin.

Argentina's National Team in good form

Argentina's National Team is in good form, with a recent 5-0 victory in their last match. Their last result was a 1-2 win over England on July 15, 2026. Argentina's National Team is on a 5-match winning streak and their next match is against Spain on July 19, 2026.

Conclusion

Argentina's National Team will have at least one match in the 2030 World Cup and is likely to play more matches in the future. The expansion to 64 teams could modify the distribution of matches and allow the three countries to receive a greater number of games. Argentina's National Team is in good form and is ready to face the best teams in the world.