Argentina and Brazil are set to clash in a highly anticipated World Cup qualifier at the Monumental stadium in Buenos Aires. With over 85,000 fans expected, the match holds significant importance for ...

A win would extend Argentina's lead over Brazil in their Conmebol qualifying group to 10 points, but bragging rights are also on the line. Argentina, despite their icon Lionel Messi getting older ...

Former Real Madrid manager Ancelotti is the first non-Brazilian in six decades to coach the record five-time World Cup ...

And more often than not, silverware was on the line. With the 115th meeting between the two sides on the horizon, take a look at how Argentina and Brazil have matched up over the course of history.

Sports Mole looks at how Argentina could line up for Tuesday's 2026 World Cup qualifier against Brazil in Buenos Aires. De Paul was not 100% ready for Friday's 1-0 away win over Uruguay ...

Argentina handed Brazil its first ever home loss in a World ... It was unclear whether Argentina returned inside to line up for the pregame lineup announcement. The Brazilian players remained ...

Argentina and Brazil are both looking to claim glory on ... Draymond Green picked up his ninth appearance on the NBA All-Defensive team. College Football Playoff moving to straight seeding for ...

Lionel Messi was left out of the Argentina squad for qualifying games against Uruguay and Brazil due to injury. The 37-year-old is struggling with a ‘low grade’ adductor injury picked up ...

The Italian is the first non-Brazilian in six decades to coach the record five-time World Cup winners. Read more at ...