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Brazil
Projected
0:1
HT 0-0
Argentina
Brazil vs Argentina (Quarter-Final) at Gillette Stadium on 9 Jul 2026: our model leans Argentina at 37% and projects 0-1 after 90 minutes.
Team details
Brazil bring the sharper attack (91/100), while Argentina have the sturdier back line (87/100). The side whose strength suits Gillette Stadium gets the first say.
Expected shape 4-2-3-1
Brazil are expected to line up in a 4-2-3-1 shape, with flair in the final third, quick combinations on the flanks and full-backs who join the attack. Their best unit in this match is the attack.
The key question is how they handle Argentina's chance quality and finishing, while protecting against space behind the back line.
Expected shape 4-3-3
Argentina are expected to line up in a 4-3-3 shape, with a compact, well-drilled unit that presses together and leans on a playmaker who finds the final pass. Their best unit in this match is the attack.
The key question is how they handle Brazil's chance quality and finishing, while protecting against space behind the back line.
Ratings are editorial estimates on a 0 to 100 scale and formations are expected shapes, not confirmed line-ups.
Prediction board
Full-time result, goals and handicap lines from our indicative model. Reference figures, not live prices.
BRA win
35%
Draw
28%
ARG win
37%
Model lean
Both teams to score
53%
A clean sheet is a real possibility.
Over 2.5 goals
47%
Combined expected goals: 2.6.
Asian handicap
Level (0)
Draw no bet. The model sees the sides as evenly matched.
First-goal window
13–46'
Busiest goal spell: 76–90'. Chance of 0-0: 8%.
At a glance
AI overview
Argentina get the marginal nod at 37%, with Brazil at 35% and the draw at 28%. It is a lean, not a lock.
Brazil face Argentina in the Quarter-Final of the FIFA World Cup 2026, at Gillette Stadium, Boston. It is listed for Thursday 9 July 2026, with kick-off at 18:00 ET, which is 3:30 am IST (10 Jul) in India. It is a neutral venue for both sides, so the model gives neither a home edge.
Brazil bring the sharper attack (91/100), while Argentina have the sturdier back line (87/100). The side whose strength suits Gillette Stadium gets the first say. Two names that could tilt it are Rodrygo for Brazil and Julián Álvarez for Argentina.
Gillette Stadium is an open-air stadium where the evening breeze can be a factor in the second half. Our model projects 0-1 at full time on expected goals of 1.3 for Brazil and 1.3 for Argentina, with the first goal typically arriving between minutes 13–46. Because this is a knockout tie, a level score goes to extra time and penalties, and the model gives Argentina a 51% chance to progress.
Win probability
Brazil 35%, draw 28%, Argentina 37% over 90 minutes. It is a marginal lean, and team news can move it.
Model lean
Argentina
37% to win · 2-point gap
The split comes from attack, midfield and defence ratings for both teams, adjusted for Gillette Stadium. It is an indicative model, not a live market price and not betting advice.
Argentina's strongest unit is chance quality and finishing, and Brazil's weakest point is space behind the back line. That is the pairing to watch as the game settles.
Because it is a knockout tie, the model also gives Argentina a 51% chance to progress once extra time and penalties are counted.
Impact names
Six names our model expects to shape Brazil vs Argentina, with an impact score and a chance to score at any time.
Brazil
Winger
Vinícius Júnior
Beats his man one-on-one
Anytime scorer22%
Brazil
Forward
Rodrygo
Threat on the counter
Anytime scorer32%
Brazil
Midfielder
Bruno Guimarães
Wins the second ball
Anytime scorer10%
Argentina
Attacking Midfielder
Lionel Messi
Set-piece and final-pass threat
Anytime scorer21%
Argentina
Striker
Julián Álvarez
Runs the channels and finishes
Anytime scorer36%
Argentina
Midfielder
Rodrigo De Paul
Sets the tempo
Anytime scorer10%
These names come from a reference list and are not a confirmed line-up. Check the official team announcement about an hour before kick-off.
Scoreboard model
Projected score, half-time position and the goal markets for Brazil vs Argentina, built from expected goals of 1.3 for Brazil and 1.3 for Argentina.
Projected scoreboard
Full time
0-1
Half time
0-0
Likeliest scorelines
Half-time result: Brazil 28%, draw 44%, Argentina 28%.
| Team stat | Brazil | Argentina |
|---|---|---|
| Expected goals | 1.3 | 1.3 |
| Possession | 48% | 52% |
| Shots | 8–10 | 9–11 |
| Shots on target | 3–4 | 3–4 |
| Clean sheet | 28% | 27% |
Half-time result first, full-time result second.
Total expected goals: 2.6.
Probabilities come from a Poisson goals model with a small adjustment for low scores. They are indicative reference figures, not live prices, and one red card or early goal can move every line.
What each market means, with the reference figure from our model. These are not live prices.
A straight pick on a home win, a draw or an away win after 90 minutes.
Model split: Brazil 35%, draw 28%, Argentina 37%.
How this market worksYes if each side scores at least once, whatever the final result.
Model: Yes 53%, No 47%. Clean sheet: Brazil 28%, Argentina 27%.
How this market worksA line on total goals. Over needs three or more, Under needs two or fewer.
Model: Over 2.5 47%, Under 2.5 53%. Over 1.5 73%, Over 3.5 26%.
How this market worksBacks the result at half time and at full time together, so there are nine outcomes.
Likeliest: ARG / ARG 21%, then BRA / BRA 20%.
How this market worksGives one side a head start or a deficit in goals, which removes the draw from many lines.
Model line: level (0), a draw-no-bet style market.
How this market worksA player scores at any point in normal time. Own goals do not count in most books.
Julián Álvarez leads our list at 36%, then Rodrygo (32%) and Vinícius Júnior (22%).
How this market worksThe case for this match
A genuinely close contest
With Brazil at 35% and Argentina at 37%, neither side is far ahead, so prices tend to move a lot on a single goal.
Quarter-Final in the FIFA World Cup 2026
A knockout tie carries extra time and penalties, so the qualify market and the 90-minute market can point in different directions.
First goal around minutes 13–46
The model expects the opener between minutes 13–46, and the busiest spell for goals is 76–90. Live markets often move fastest around those moments.
Depth of markets
A World Cup fixture like this normally carries 1X2, both teams to score, over/under, HT/FT, handicap and player markets, so you can follow one game several ways.
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Match ticket
About this fixture: Brazil vs Argentina at Gillette Stadium.
Gillette Stadium in Boston is an open-air stadium where the evening breeze can be a factor in the second half.
Conditions look reasonable, so tactics and quality should matter more than the weather.
Neither side has home advantage, so squad depth and tactical flexibility carry more weight.
Knockout pairings depend on earlier results. Treat this fixture as a provisional listing and check FIFA's official schedule for the confirmed match-up.
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Answers
Our model leans Argentina at 37% against Brazil at 35%, with the draw at 28%. It is a marginal lean based on team ratings and conditions at Gillette Stadium, and it is not a guarantee.
The model projects 0-1 at full time and 0-0 at half time. The next likeliest scorelines are 0-1 (9%) and 1-0 (9%).
The likeliest half-time/full-time combination is ARG / ARG at 21%. Both teams to score is 53%, Over 2.5 goals is 47% and combined expected goals are 2.6.
Our watchlist has Vinícius Júnior (Brazil, winger), Rodrygo (Brazil, forward), Bruno Guimarães (Brazil, midfielder), Lionel Messi (Argentina, attacking midfielder), Julián Álvarez (Argentina, striker), Rodrigo De Paul (Argentina, midfielder). These are reference names, not confirmed line-ups. Starting XIs are announced about an hour before kick-off.
It is listed for Thursday 9 July 2026, with kick-off at 18:00 ET, which is 3:30 am IST (10 Jul) in India, at Gillette Stadium, Boston. Knockout pairings depend on earlier results. Treat this fixture as a provisional listing and check FIFA's official schedule for the confirmed match-up.
Brazil are modelled in a 4-2-3-1 and Argentina in a 4-3-3. Formations are editorial estimates and can change with team news.
The model expects the first goal between minutes 13–46, with 76–90 the busiest 15-minute spell for goals. The chance of a 0-0 draw is 8%.
Yes. Neither Brazil nor Argentina is at home, so the model does not apply a venue adjustment.
Extra time is played, and a penalty shootout follows if it is still level. Our model gives Argentina a 51% chance to progress.
No. The percentages, projections and market notes are an indicative model for information only. They are not live prices, not advice and not a guarantee. Betting is for adults 18 and over, and you should set a limit before you start.
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