Argentina vs Switzerland Live Score – Commentary & Match Report
Argentina vs Switzerland Live
Argentina beat Switzerland 3-1 after extra time in World Cup 2026 Quarter-Final Match 100.
Match Stats
Possession, shots, corners, cards, passing data, and official event numbers will update through the match feed.
Lineups
Official lineups are now part of the match record. Argentina leaned on Messi, Mac Allister, Alvarez, and Lautaro Martinez across the decisive periods.
Head To Head
Argentina now move into a semi-final against England. Switzerland exit after reaching their first World Cup quarter-final since 1954.
Argentina vs Switzerland live score coverage tracks World Cup 2026 Quarter-Final Match 100 from Kansas City Stadium. Argentina won 3-1 after extra time on 11 July 2026, with the FIFA listing placing kickoff at 01:00 UTC on 12 July.
Argentina advanced to the semi-finals after goals from Alexis Mac Allister, Julian Alvarez, and Lautaro Martinez. Switzerland equalised through Dan Ndoye, then played the decisive period with ten men after Breel Embolo was sent off following VAR review.
Argentina vs Switzerland Live Score Match Details
FIFA lists this fixture as Match 100 in the quarter-finals. FIFA Match Centre, AP, Al Jazeera, and Kansas City event coverage all confirm Argentina beat Switzerland 3-1 after extra time at Kansas City Stadium.
Argentina advance to face England in the semi-finals. The result keeps the defending champions alive after another knockout match shaped by pressure, late substitutions, and extra-time finishing.
| Detail | Verified Information |
|---|---|
| Match | Argentina vs Switzerland |
| Competition | FIFA World Cup 2026 |
| Stage | Quarter-Final |
| Match Number | 100 |
| Kickoff | 21:00 ET, 11 July 2026 |
| UTC Time | 01:00 UTC, 12 July 2026 |
| Venue | Kansas City Stadium / GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium |
| Argentina Ranking | FIFA #1 |
| Switzerland Ranking | FIFA #13 |
Argentina vs Switzerland Commentary
The live report now reflects the completed match. Argentina led through Mac Allister, Switzerland hit back through Ndoye, and extra time gave Alvarez and Lautaro Martinez the decisive goals.
Argentina had to solve a compact Swiss block after the red card changed the rhythm. Messi did not score, yet his set-piece delivery and control still shaped Argentina’s best attacking spells.
Switzerland pushed the match deep, but Argentina had more bench punch in extra time. Alvarez changed the contest with a late strike, then Lautaro Martinez sealed the scoreline.
Argentina vs Switzerland Lineups and Team News
Official lineups are now part of the match record. Argentina leaned on Messi, Mac Allister, Alvarez, and Lautaro Martinez across the decisive periods.
Switzerland competed through Xhaka, Ndoye, Embolo, and a compact defensive structure. The red card forced them into longer defensive spells before extra time broke the match open.
Argentina vs Switzerland Stats and H2H
The final score gives Argentina a 3-1 extra-time win. FIFA and match reports list the game as full time after Argentina scored twice beyond regulation.
Argentina now move into a semi-final against England. Switzerland exit after reaching their first World Cup quarter-final since 1954.
Why Argentina vs Switzerland Matters
This quarter-final mattered because Argentina had to survive another difficult knockout test. Their route now runs through England, a fixture with deep World Cup history.
Switzerland proved hard to break, so Argentina’s extra-time response carries weight. The champions showed they can win without Messi scoring.
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