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Argentina vs Switzerland at the World Cup

It’s no surprise that Argentina are the far more successful between these two teams at the FIFA World Cup. The South Americans became world champions for the first time in 1978, on home soil, with a 3-1 victory over the Netherlands. There were unbridled celebrations in Buenos Aires, with more than 71,000 spectators in attendance for the World Cup Final at the modern-day Estadio Monumental.

Argentina reclaimed the World Cup Trophy in 1986, owing to the sheer brilliance of captain Diego Maradona. The iconic forward scored six goals at the tournament in Mexico, including the renowned ‘Goal of the Century’ versus England.

Only in 2022 did La Albiceleste further add to their collection of world titles, as Lionel Messi guided his country to glory. A nail-biting World Cup Final against France had to be decided on penalties, following a 3-3 draw at the end of extra time, ultimately ended in favour of Argentina.

Switzerland, meanwhile, hasn’t really posed a significant threat at the World Cup in recent years. At each of the 2014, 2018 & 2022 editions the Rossocrociati exited the tournament at the Round of 16.

Argentina vs Switzerland Head-to-Head

The first time these nations collided at the FIFA World Cup was in 1966. Argentina claimed a 1-0 win in this group-stage encounter, but ultimately lost to eventual champions England in the quarter-finals.

The teams met almost 50 years later at the 2014 World Cup. This last-16 match was two minutes away from advancing to a penalty shootout until Angel Di Maria hit the back of the net to hand Argentina a crucial victory on their way to reaching the Final.