Argentina vs Mexico World Cup 2026 Tickets

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Argentina vs Mexico at the World Cup

Unlike Argentina, the Mexico national football team cannot claim to have lifted the prestigious FIFA World Cup Trophy. Both the 1970 & 1986 editions of the quadrennial tournament took place in Mexico with the host nation reaching the quarter-finals on either occasion. These remained the joint-best performances of El Tri at the World Cup leading up to the 2026 event, also co-hosted by Mexico.

Argentina, meanwhile, have been crowned champions of the world no fewer than three times. The South Americans captured their first world title in 1978, on home soil, following a 3-1 win over the Netherlands in Buenos Aires. La Albiceleste became two-time World Cup winners in 1986, with Diego Maradona playing a vital role throughout the tournament.

Only in 2022 would Argentina once again rise to the pinnacle of world football, thanks to a nail-biting victory over France in the World Cup Final. Lionel Messi and Co. ultimately emerged victorious on penalties following a 3-3 draw at the Lusail Stadium.

Argentina vs Mexico Head-to-Head

These nations have clashed several times at the FIFA World Cup, including at the inaugural edition back in 1930. Argentina ran out 6-3 winners in this group-stage match, on their way to reaching the World Cup Final.

The teams would only reconvene on the world stage in 2006, this time in the Round of 16. The match ended all square after 90 minutes and Maxi Rodriguez scored the decisive goal in extra time for Argentina to record a 2-1 win.

They met again four years later, once again in the last-16, as Argentina picked up a comfortable 3-1 win in Johannesburg, South Africa.

More recently, Argentina faced Mexico at the 2022 World Cup. Lionel Messi broke the deadlock in a 2-0 triumph at the Lusail Stadium, the same venue where La Albiceleste would go on to celebrate their third world title.