The highly anticipated World Cup quarterfinal clash between Argentina and Switzerland promises to be a thrilling encounter. With both teams showcasing impressive form, fans are in for a spectacle. Argentina, fresh off their dramatic win against Egypt, will be eager to continue their winning momentum.
Switzerland, having edged past Colombia in a nail-biting penalty shoot-out, will be determined to upset the South American giants. The history between these two teams suggests a closely fought match, adding to the excitement. Football enthusiasts should not miss this chance to witness top-tier football action.
Argentina – Switzerland: When and Where?
- City: Kansas City
- Stadium: Kansas City Stadium
- Date: 12 July 2026
- Hour: 02:00 (WAT)
This riveting matchup is set to take place at the Kansas City Stadium in Missouri, USA. Scheduled for 2:00 AM West Africa Time on 12 July 2026, fans in Nigeria will have to stay up late to catch this World Cup showdown live. With the stakes high in this quarterfinal clash, the atmosphere promises to be electric.
Kansas City Stadium
World Cup Final Stage
July 12, 2026
2:00 am
Argentina – Switzerland: On Which TV Channel?
- Channel: SuperSport Football Plus Nigeria, SuperSport La Liga Nigeria, StarTimes App, StarTimes World Football
- Broadcast time: 2:00 AM WAT on July 12, 2026
Nigerian viewers can catch the live broadcast of this exciting match on SuperSport Football Plus Nigeria and SuperSport La Liga Nigeria. For those preferring to stream, the StarTimes App and StarTimes World Football offer convenient options. Ensure you’re tuned in at 2:00 AM WAT to not miss any of the action. Verify the broadcast details by visiting Live Soccer.
Argentina – Switzerland: Predicted Lineups
The quarterfinal between Argentina and Switzerland is more than just a match; it’s a battle of tactics and talent. Both teams have demonstrated resilience and skill in their respective paths to this stage. With Argentina notching a series of victories, including a hard-fought win over Egypt, their momentum is palpable. Switzerland’s journey, highlighted by a dramatic penalty win over Colombia, underlines their tenacity. Fans can look forward to seeing star players like Lionel Messi and Breel Embolo in action, as both teams aim to secure their spot in the semi-finals.
| 1Juan Musso |
| 2Marcos Senesi |
| 4Gonzalo Montiel |
| 7Rodrigo De Paul |
| 8Valentin Barco |
| 9Julian Alvarez |
| 11Giovani Lo Celso |
| 12Geronimo Rulli |
| 14Exequiel Palacios |
| 16Thiago Almada |
| 17Giuliano Simeone |
| 18Nico Paz |
| 19Nicolas Otamendi |
| 21José Manuel López |
| 25Facundo Medina |
| 2Miro Muheim |
| 3Silvan Widmer |
| 12Yvon Mvogo |
| 14Ardon Jashari |
| 15Djibril Sow |
| 16Christian Fassnacht |
| 18Eray Cömert |
| 19Noah Okafor |
| 21Marvin Keller |
| 23Zeki Amdouni |
| 24Aurèle Amenda |
| 26Cedric Itten |
Argentina Predicted Lineup & Injuries and Suspensions
Argentina’s line-up promises to be a blend of experience and youthful vigour. Under the leadership of Lionel Messi, Argentina will look to exploit Switzerland’s defence. However, they face challenges with key injuries that could influence their strategy.
- Argentina predicted lineup: Goalkeeper – Emiliano Martinez; Right back – Nahuel Molina Lucero; Right centre back – Cristian Romero; Left centre back – Lisandro Martinez; Left back – Nicolas Tagliafico; Right midfielder – Alexis Mac Allister; Right central midfielder – Enzo Fernandez; Left central midfielder – Leandro Paredes; Left midfielder – Nico Gonzalez; Right forward – Lionel Messi; Left forward – Lautaro Martinez
- Argentina injuries and suspensions: Julio Soler, Juan Foyth, Valentin Carboni
Switzerland Predicted Lineup & Injuries and Suspensions
Switzerland heads into this match with a solid line-up, keen to challenge Argentina’s defence. Despite some injury concerns, their recent form suggests they are well-prepared for this encounter.
- Switzerland predicted lineup: Goalkeeper – Gregor Kobel; Right back – Denis Zakaria; Right centre back – Manuel Akanji; Left centre back – Nico Elvedi; Left back – Ricardo Rodriguez; Right defensive midfielder – Remo Freuler; Left defensive midfielder – Granit Xhaka; Right wing – Dan Ndoye; Attacking midfielder – Fabian Rieder; Left wing – Ruben Vargas; Centre forward – Breel Embolo
- Switzerland injuries and suspensions: Luca Jaquez, Johan Manzambi, Michel Aebischer
 Julio Soler muscle-injury Doubtful |
 Juan Foyth cruciate-ligament-injury Early October 2026 |
Valentin Carboni cruciate-ligament-injury Early November 2026 |
Luca Jaquez muscle-injury About 1-2 weeks |
Johan Manzambi knee-injury About 1-2 weeks |
Michel Aebischer muscle-injury A few days |
Both teams’ tactical choices and player availability will be crucial in determining the outcome of this World Cup fixture.
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