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Argentina are the current World Cup champions

Brazil and Argentina are involved in one of the biggest rivalries in world football. Even so, Emiliano ‘Dibu’ Martínez is not afraid of facing the Brazil National Team at the World Cup. In fact, the Aston Villa (ENG) goalkeeper predicts that the ‘hermanos’ will win their fourth title against the ‘Canarinha’.

Watch a video of Dibu Martínez:

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In a video published by ‘Zoomex’, Dibu Martínez gave his predictions for the World Cup knockout stage and backed Argentina to win back-to-back titles, beating Brazil in the final on penalties. According to the goalkeeper, the ‘hermanos’ will get past Spain in the round of 16, France in the quarterfinals, and England in the semifinals.

Are Argentina the current World Cup champions?

Yes! Champions in 1978 and 1986, Argentina won their third World Cup title in 2022. On that occasion, the Lionel Messi-led side defeated France on penalties after a 3-3 draw over 120 minutes. Dibu Martínez, in fact, played a key role in the title, saving one of the French spot-kicks.

What is Argentina’s group at the 2026 World Cup like?

Argentina are the top seeds in World Cup Group J and will face Algeria, Austria, and Jordan in the opening stage of the tournament. The South Americans make their debut next Tuesday (16), at 10 p.m. Brasília time, against the Algeria National Team at Arrowhead Stadium.

Brazil, meanwhile, are in World Cup Group C alongside Morocco, Haiti, and Scotland. The Brazil National Team will make their debut this Saturday (13) against Morocco at 7 p.m. Brasília time at MetLife Stadium.

Where to watch Brazil vs Morocco?

As tradition dictates, Coluna do Fla will bring all the details of the match between Brazil and Morocco through its website and social media. However, Globo (free-to-air TV), SporTV (pay TV), GE TV (YouTube), Cazé TV (YouTube), SBT (free-to-air TV), and N Sports (pay TV) will broadcast the Brazil National Team’s opening match.

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