What time does Argentina play today vs Switzerland in quarterfinals?

What could be Lionel Messi’s last World Cup has been one to remember, as the 39-year-old has brilliantly led Argentina into a World Cup quarterfinal with a historic comeback in the round of 16 against Egypt.

Their opponent Switzerland is the biggest underdog left in the field, but earned its way here with a penalty kick victory against Colombia. They are underdogs in this match, but they’ve pulled upsets to get here and will try to do it again.

The winner of this match in Kansas City heads to Dallas to take on either England or Norway in the semifinals.

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How to watch Argentina vs. Switzerland

• Date: Saturday, July 11
• Time: 7 p.m. MT/8 p.m. CT
• Location: Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City
• TV - English: FOX
• TV - Spanish: Telemundo 

Argentina vs. Switzerland location

Arrowhead Stadium (Kansas City Stadium) in Kansas City.

What time is Argentina playing today?

The game starts at 7 p.m. MT/8 p.m. CT.

Argentina vs Switzerland odds

Argentina is at -175 to win in regulation on the moneyline for the 2026 World Cup match, per BetMGM.

Switzerland is at +450to win in regulation time. The match is at +240 to end in a draw after regulation time.

Argentina vs Switzerland prediction

USA TODAY Sports: Argentina 3, Switzerland 0

Nancy Armour writes: "Not saying Messi and Co. will repeat as champions, but after escaping against Egypt, the soccer gods are clearly in their favor."Seth Vertelney writes: "I'm not betting against Erling Haaland anymore."

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Dimers: Argentina 1, Switzerland 0

The site gives Argentina a 58.1% chance to win. It gives Switzerland a 17.2% shot to win. It gives the match a 24.6% shot to be a draw after regulation time.

USA TODAY Sports: Argentina 1, Switzerland 0

Jim Reineking writes: "Swiss coach Murat Yakin has a talented squad, but the reigning World Cup champions - led by the soccer G.O.A.T. - will earn a hard-fought win in a game that could be very competitive."

ESPN: Switzerland 2, Argentina 1

Bill Connelly writes: "In five matches (plus extra time against Colombia), Switzerland have allowed three goals; if Argentina once again leave themselves needing to score late, they might find it quite a bit tougher."

USA TODAY Sports: Argentina 2, Switzerland 1

Victories Hernandez writes: "Argentina can't keep cutting it close if they face England or Spain later in the tournament, but Lionel Messi powers his side to at least one more win against a Switzerland squad who has a lot of grit."

Bret Bloomquist can be reached at bbloomquist@elpasotimes.com; @Bretbloomquist on X.

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