Broadcast Netherlands - Argentina: on which TV channel and at what time to watch the World Cup match?

Slowly, but surely, Argentina is gaining momentum in this World Cup. After an entry into the running marked by a defeat against Saudi Arabia by Hervé Renard (1-2), Leo Messi’s teammates confirm their status as contenders for the final victory. This Friday, the Albiceleste challenges the Netherlands for a place in the semi-finals of this 2022 World Cup.

Absent in 2018, the Netherlands are also on an upward slope. Still undefeated, Louis van Gaal’s men, led by a Cody Gakpo wrote gala, did not tremble to dismiss the United States in the round of 16. The last confrontation between the two nations dates back to a semi-final of the World Cup, in 2014. Leo Messi and others had to wait for the penalties to afford the ticket for the final at the expense of the Batavians.

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Broadcast Netherlands – Argentina: on which TV channels to follow the match?

As since the start of the competition, the meeting will be watched live on TF1 and on beIN SPORTS. The match will also be followed live with commentary on Eurosport.

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Netherlands – Argentina schedule: what time to see the match?

The quarter-final between the Netherlands and Argentina will kick off Friday, December 9, 2022 at 8 p.m. (French time) at the Lusail Stadium, the largest stadium of this 2022 World Cup. It will notably host the final on December 18.

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The probable compositions of Netherlands – Argentina

On the Dutch side, Louis van Gaal should count on his full group. A doubt remains about the identity of the third thief who will accompany Nathan Aké and Virgil van Dijk in defense. Argentina is in the dark about the participation of Rodrigo De Paul. Angel Di Maria could start him on the bench and see Angel Correa go past him.

Netherlands : Noppert – Timber (formerly De Ligt), Van Dijk, Aké – Dumfries, De Roon, De Jong, Blind – Klaassen – Gakpo, Depay

Argentine : Martínez – Molina, Romero, Otamendi, Acuña (or Tagliafico) – Paredes, E. Fernández, Mac Allister – A. Correa (or Di María), J. Álvarez – Messi