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Argentina vs Brazil at the World Cup

Most football fans will agree that Brazil are perhaps the most important team in FIFA World Cup history. The Seleção have won no fewer than five world titles, becoming the first to achieve this feat.

Their first World Cup triumph came in 1958, followed by success number two at the following event four years later. The tally rose to three at the 1970 World Cup, as talisman Pele became the first player to lift this prestigious title on three occasions.

The Brazilians returned to the pinnacle of international football in 1994, defeating Italy on penalties to once again lift the World Cup Trophy. An unprecedented fifth World Cup title was achieved in 2002, as Ronaldo Nazario scored a tournament-high eight goals including two in the Final versus Germany.

Argentina, meanwhile, celebrated their maiden World Cup triumph in 1978 (on home soil) before regaining the trophy in Mexico 1986. More than three decades passed by before La Albiceleste finally reclaimed the world title at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

Lionel Messi inspired his country to the World Cup Final where they would overcome reigning champions France on penalties. The match ended 2-2 after 90 minutes and then 3-3 after extra time, and goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez played a vital role in the Argentinians capturing their third world championship.

Argentina vs Brazil Head-to-Head

Of course, being part of the same confederation, these two nations have regularly faced one another in World Cup qualifiers. Matches at the World Cup finals, meanwhile, have been far less frequent, especially in recent years.

The neighbouring countries did meet at three consecutive editions of the FIFA World Cup from 1974-1982. The first of these clashes came at the second group stage of the 1974 tournament, in which Jairzinho scored the winning goal in a 2-1 win for the Brazilians.

Four years later they once again met at the second group stage, and a goalless draw meant that hosts Argentina would be able to progress to the Final and clinch their maiden world championship. At the 1982 tournament, Brazil defeated Argentina in their match however both teams were eliminated from the second group stage.

The 1990 World Cup saw Argentina edge their rivals by a single goal to nil in the Round of 16. La Albiceleste went on to reach the World Cup Final, however they were narrowly beaten by West Germany.