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Published on September 12, 2023
After getting thrashed by Brazil in the WC qualifiers Round 1, the Bolivian side will host the World Champions in the second game at Hernando Siles Stadium, located more than 3,000 above sea level.
Bolivia vs Argentina World Cup Qualifying Start Time, TV Channel and Live Streaming Info
Bolivia and Argentina have faced each other 42 times. Argentina leads with 30 wins; five games ended as draws, while Bolivia won seven.
Both teams last met in a qualifier game in 2021, where Lionel Messi scored a famous hat-trick and broke Pele’s South American international goals record with that performance.
To ensure you don’t miss a moment of the action, here’s a comprehensive list on when and where to watch Bolivia vs. Argentina live, along with the TV channels broadcasting the game.
The Bolivia vs. Argentina World Cup Qualifying match is scheduled for Tuesday, September 12. The exact kick-off time may vary depending on your location, so be sure to adjust for your time zone.
These TV channels provide comprehensive coverage of the Bolivia vs. Argentina match, ensuring fans worldwide can witness the drama and excitement of World Cup Qualifying soccer.
For those who prefer to stream the match online, several streaming platforms may offer access to the game. Services like fuboTV and Universo in the United States, as well as TyC Sports Play in Argentina and TyC Sports Play in Uruguay, may provide streaming options for viewers.
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World Champions continued their brilliant form as they took all three points against Ecuador in their first World Cup qualifiers game last Friday.
With that win, Argentina is now 11 games unbeaten, while the group stage defeat against Saudi Arabia in the World Cup 2022 remains the only loss in the last 48 games. Moreover, against this specific opponent, La Albiceleste has won seven of their previous eight encounters.
Coming to the game, the most significant question is about the participation of the 36-year-old World Champion, who has traveled with the team but is likely to miss the game due to fatigue.
Coach Lionel Scaloni said Messi had ‘felt something,’ prompting concerns about him suffering an injury in a previous game. However, with Scaloni mentioning landing a similar lineup that played last week, fans can expect Messi to play the game.
The expanded World Cup 2026 will consist of 48 teams (six teams will directly qualify while the seventh will have to go through intercontinental playoffs), presenting an opportunity for Bolivia to qualify for the mega event for the third time in their history after last featuring in the 1994 edition.
Bolivia began their World Cup qualifiers campaign on the wrong foot as they got thrashed by Fernando Diniz’s side 5-1. Superstar Neymar and Real Madrid sensation scored braces, while FC Barcelona’s winger Raphinha scored a goal. For Bolivia, substitute Victor Ábrego scored the consolation goal in the 78th minute.
With this humiliating defeat, 83rd-ranked La Verde will take the field against World Champions, losing the last five qualifiers and winless in six home games.
Despite coming on as a substitute to score Bolivia’s only goal against Brazil, Abrego is likely to start from the bench, with veteran striker Marcelo Moreno set to retain his position.
Meanwhile, for the Scaloni side, Lisandro Martinez is likely to be on the bench as he is struggling with a foot problem sustained playing for his club vs. Arsenal.
There were also doubts regarding the fitness of Christian Romero; however, the Tottenham Hotspur defender is likely to be fit and start in central defense alongside Nicolas Otamendi.
Moreover, Scaloni also included veteran Angel di Maria and Julian Alvarez in the starting XI, most likely replacing Nico Gonzalez and Lautaro Martinez, respectively.
“If all is well, the idea is to repeat or see some changes, which could be these two (Di Mar and Alvarez) entering.” the coach said.
“There is a chance they will play, but we can decide on the morning before the match.” Scaloni further said.
Bolivia’s possible starting lineup: Viscarra – Medina – Quinteros – Jusino – Suarez – Fernandez – Bejarano – Villamil – Ursino – Arrascaita – Moreno
Argentina’s possible starting lineup:Martinez – Molina – Romero – Otamendi – Tagliafico – De Paul – Fernandez – Mac Allister – Di Maria – Gonzalez – L Martinez