Argentina vs Netherlands: when, what time and how to watch the quarterfinals of the World Cup in Qatar 2022

The road to the World Cup final in Qatar has its next stop at the Lusail Stadium. It will be on Friday, December 9 at 4pm and will be broadcast on Public TV and TyC Sports. First place in the quarterfinals Hollandthey will face the Argentina national team after beating their Australian counterparts 2-1, with goals by Lionel Messi Y Giuliano Alvarez. The discount for the Oceania team came from an own goal by Enzo Fernándezafter a carambola.

For their part, the “Oranges” agreed to this instance after beating the United States 3-1 and becoming the first participants to reach the quarterfinals. With goals by Memphis DePay, Daley Blind Y Denzel Dumfries Louis van Gaal’s team excelled against the Americans, for whom they had discounted Haji Wright.

For Friday’s game, the coach Lionel Scaloni will consider the return of angel of mary, who missed the match against Australia due to muscle overload. In this sense, the coaching staff will benefit from the fact that the rest window is six days, when just two days had elapsed between the last match of the group stage and the round of 16.

The stadium where the match will be played is known by the Argentines, given that they made their debut there in the World Cup in Qatar against Saudi Arabia -a 2-1 defeat- and then against Poland -a 2-0 victory-. For the Netherlands, on the other hand, it will be the first time since both in the group stage – they qualified first for the A- and in the recent round of 16 match, they have played in other venues.

The Netherlands will return to the quarter-finals after finishing third in Brazil 2014 and missing out on Russia 2018. They got through after imposing their hierarchy and effectiveness against a team like the United States, who offered them a match of equal fight.

Argentina, meanwhile, dominated the Australians for a good part of the match, but the Oceania representative -despite playing the Asian Qualifiers- got the discount and drew a match in the final minutes, pausing the definition.