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Jordan and Argentina square off on Saturday in a World Cup fixture devoid of any real significance.
Lionel Messi's brilliant performances drove the defending champion to back-to-back wins, with all five goals netted by the same diminutive maestro to secure first place in Group J. Jordan, in contrast, fell in its opening matches and has already been knocked out.
Nevertheless, no World Cup match is truly without purpose. Argentina still need to maintain their momentum, and a fixture against Jordan could serve as ideal preparation for the upcoming round of 32 encounter with Cabo Verde, another team likely to sit deep in a compact defensive shape. Jordan should have ample motivation of their own to close out the nation's historic first-ever World Cup campaign on a positive note.
Here's how to follow the action from across the globe.
What Time Does Jordan vs. Argentina Kick Off?
How to Watch Jordan vs. Argentina on TV, Live Stream
U.S.-based viewers have a wide range of options for this one. Fox and fuboTV are broadcasting the match in English, while those seeking a more immersive experience can switch to the Spanish-language coverage on Telemundo.
Canadian viewers can choose between TSN, RDS and CTV, while fans in Mexico can catch the action on ViX.
Viewers in the United Kingdom who have stayed up through the night can turn to the BBC, where the match is available on TV, online or via mobile.
Country | Broadcaster(s) |
|---|---|
United States | Fox Network, fuboTV, Telemundo, Telemundo Deportes En Vivo, FOX One |
Canada | TSN+, TSN1, TSN3, TSN4, TSN5, RDS, CTV, RDS App, CTV App, Crave |
Mexico | ViX Mexico |
United Kingdom | BBC One / BBC iPlayer |
What's Next for Jordan, Argentina?
This marks the end of the road for Jordan. No more late-night trips to the grand Roman Theatre in Amman, no more mornings away from work, no more experiencing the dream of participating in the World Cup finals for the very first time.
For Argentina, the journey is only just beginning.
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The defending champion already knows it will face Cabo Verde in the next round following a dramatic collapse by Uruguay in Group H. The small African island nation drew all three of its group stage matches, grinding out a pair of 0–0 stalemates against Spain and Saudi Arabia either side of a 2–2 draw with Uruguay. Cabo Verde is already the least populous nation ever to advance to the knockout rounds of the World Cup, and anything beyond a quick elimination would be an even greater achievement.