The Chilean national team faces the Transandean team this Thursday, in the qualifiers for the next 2026 Football World Cup.
Today is the match Pepper vs. Argentina in a confrontation for the Date 7 of the South American Qualifiers for the next World Cup in 2026.
These intersections will define the teams’ progress before the next FIFA World Cup, which will take place in Mexico, the United States and Canada in two years.
What time does Chile play against Argentina?
The feast of Chile vs Argentina It’s this Thursday, September 5th at 8:00 p.m. .
The Chilean national team will play the match as a visitor in the trans-Andean country, at the Más Monumental stadium in Buenos Aires.
Where to watch Chile match live
The Chile vs Argentina match is broadcast on ESPN and Chilevisión .
Meanwhile, in order to watch the match online the service is available Disney+ which offers subscriptions starting at $9,900, in addition to Paramount+ which offers monthly plans starting at $4,990.
Chile’s next matches
After the aforementioned duel, it will be the turn of Chile vs Bolivia next Tuesday, September 10, at 6:00 p.m. .
This crossing will be local for our country, at the National Stadium where tickets are on sale through the system Punto Ticket with prices starting at $37,400.
According to the calendar of dates available on the site The Red The next matches that the Chilean national team will play are:
- Against Argentina, Thursday, September 5, at 8:00 p.m.
- Against Bolivia, Tuesday, September 10, at 6:00 p.m.
- Against Brazil, Thursday, October 10, at a time to be determined.
- Against Colombia on Tuesday, October 15, at a time to be defined.
- Against Peru, Thursday, November 14, at a time to be determined.
- Against Venezuela, Tuesday, November 19, at a time to be defined.
Source: Latercera
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