Argentina aim to secure top spot in Group J with a perfect nine-point record, while Jordan look to exit their first World Cup with a historic result against the defending champions.
Argentina enter this final group fixture in imperious form, sitting top of the table after back-to-back victories over Austria (2-0) and Algeria (3-0). Having already secured qualification for the knockout rounds, manager Lionel Scaloni has indicated he will rotate his squad to manage fatigue, though the objective remains a third consecutive win to lock down the maximum seeding momentum.
Jordan have been officially eliminated from the tournament following a 2-1 defeat to Algeria, where a late goal ended their hopes of progression. Despite losing both opening matches, Jamal Sellami’s side have shown attacking intent, becoming the first team since Ivory Coast in 2006 to score in each of their first two World Cup matches. They now seek to become the lowest-ranked team (68th) to ever defeat a defending champion at the finals.
Per-game averages at this tournament — updates as the games are played.
Both teams across every game at this tournament.
Every tournament game combined — Jordan 3 games, Argentina 8 games.
Twelve groups into a 32-team knockout · 72 of 72 group games played · fills in as every result lands.