Argentina vs Belgium World Cup 2026 Tickets

Supporters of the Argentina national team will always have high expectations of La Albiceleste at the FIFA World Cup, while fans of the Belgian Red Devils will be hoping their team can overcome the odds.

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Argentina vs Belgium at the World Cup

At least one of these teams can claim to have ascended to the throne of international football, with Argentina crowned world champions no fewer than three times. La Albiceleste won their maiden world title in 1978, doing so on home soil with a 3-1 win over the Netherlands at the modern-day Estadio Monumental in Buenos Aires.

In 1986 the Argentinians clinched World Cup honours for a second time, thanks to a 3-2 triumph against West Germany. Only in 2022 did the South Americans once again capture the most prestigious title in world football, winning on penalties following a nail-biting 3-3 draw versus France in the World Cup Final.

On the other hand, Belgium had not managed to hoist the World Cup Trophy prior to the 2026 event. The Red Devils reached the World Cup semi-finals in 1986, losing to none other than Argentina, and again in 2014 when they were narrowly beaten by eventual champions France.

Argentina vs Belgium Head-to-Head

The first time these nations clashed at the FIFA World Cup was at the 1982 edition of the tournament. Argentina were the reigning world champions at the time, though this didn’t prevent a 1-0 defeat to Belgium in the group stage.

The teams reconvened on the world stage in 1986, this time in the semi-finals. Diego Maradona netted twice at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City to earn a 2-0 victory for La Albiceleste, and the Argentinians went on to celebrate their second world title at the same venue four days later.

Only in 2014 did Argentina & Belgium meet again at the World Cup. Gonzalo Higuain scored the decisive goal for the South Americans to record a 1-0 win, on route to the World Cup Final at the Maracana Stadium.