Argentina’s next World Cup match is set for July 11 at 9 p.m. ET — When Does Argentina Play Next?

When does Argentina play next? Argentina meet in the quarterfinals on Saturday, July 11, at 9 p.m. ET at Kansas City Stadium.

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Argentina’s next World Cup match is set for July 11 at 9 p.m. ET — When Does Argentina Play Next?

Argentina’s comeback against Egypt did more than keep the defending champions alive at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. It also set the next step in their bracket path, and the answer to When does Argentina play next? is now clear: Saturday, July 11, at 9 p.m. ET at Kansas City Stadium.

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That timing matters because Argentina did not just advance from the round of 16 — they survived a match that briefly looked disastrous. Egypt led 2-0 in the 67th minute, only for Argentina to score three goals in 15 minutes and turn the game around. In a tournament where momentum can change in a single spell, that kind of recovery says as much about resilience as it does about talent.

The bracket also gives Argentina a sharper picture of what comes next. Their quarterfinal is scheduled for Kansas City Stadium, and if they advance again, they would move on to a semifinal at Atlanta Stadium on Wednesday, July 15, at 3 p.m. ET. The path is not simple, but the schedule is now defined.

Who could Argentina face next?

Argentina’s possible semifinal opponents are England or Norway, which adds another layer to the road ahead. That means the defending champions are not only playing to stay alive, but also playing toward a meeting with one of two teams that will shape the next round.

The wider context matters too. Switzerland beat Algeria in the round of 32, and Colombia beat Ghana to move on as well, which helps fill out the bracket around Argentina’s side of the tournament. But the central question remains the same: after a comeback like this, can Argentina keep riding the moment?

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For now, the answer to when Argentina play next is simple. They are back on the field on Saturday, July 11, at 9 p.m. ET, and the quarterfinal in Kansas City Stadium will reveal whether the comeback against Egypt was a turning point or just the beginning of a longer run.

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