Netherlands vs Argentina

Argentina and the Netherlands face off in 2022 World Cup quarterfinal action on December 9 with Antonio Mateu Lahoz named as the match referee for the ...

Oranje will likely be the sternest test Argentina have faced so far in Qatar, as two giants of the international stage face off in the quarter-finals.

Lionel Scaloni's Argentina take on Louis van Gaal's Netherlands in the quarter-finals of the 2022 World Cup as two of international football's heavyweights ...

Netherlands and Argentina last faced off in the 2014 World Cup semi-finals, where Argentina progressed to the final on penalties after a 0-0 draw.

In the Qatar World Cup, Lahoz officiated two matches so far. He was in charge of the Qatar vs Senegal and USA vs Iran clashes, respectively.

The winners of this quarter-final will take on Croatia or Brazil in the last four. Here, we look back at the previous World Cup meetings between Argentina and ...

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Argentina are targeting a fourth successive win and potential final-four clash with Brazil when they meet an in-form Netherlands side in the 2022 FIFA World ...

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Hello and welcome to The Athletic's live coverage of the Netherlands against Argentina in the quarter-finals of the World Cup.A brilliant attacking display ...

With their World Cup campaign firmly back on track, Argentina will tonight look to reach the semi-finals as they face the Netherlands.

Argentina should tonight have both Angel Di Maria and Rodrigo De Paul fit for their World Cup quarter-final clash with the Netherlands.

Lionel Messi and his Argentina team mates face a tough test against Netherlands this evening at the Lusail Stadium.

Live updates from Friday's World Cup match between the Netherlands and Argentina at Lusail Stadium.

The Netherlands vs Argentina kicks off at 7pm at the Lusail Stadium, with the quarter-final broadcast live on BBC One. DOHA, QATAR - DECEMBER 03: Lionel ...

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“We have a really tough clash with Holland, who play very well,” Messi said ahead of the game. “They have great players and a great coach, it's going to be hard ...

Minute-by-minute report: Who will prevail in the battle of these heavyweights at Lusail Stadium? Find out with Rob Smyth.

Lionel Messi and his Argentina team mates face a tough test against Netherlands this evening at the Lusail Stadium.

Messi will have to be at his best once again, as he certainly was in the last-16 win over Australia, and both he and Julian Alvarez look to be hitting top form ...

Argentina will face Croatia in the semi-finals. Argentina captain Set up his side’s goal with a ridiculous assist and was comfortably the best player on the pitch.

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Netherlands 2-2 Argentina (Argentina win 4-3 on pens): Lionel Messi's bid for a first World Cup crown goes on as Argentina win dramatic quarter-final.

But with 10 minutes left in normal time, [Mbappe scored his own penalty before completing a brace with a half-volley just 97 seconds later](https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/world-cup/kylian-mbappe-goals-france-argentina-final-b2247565.html). Fizzed in a shot from range on target and made a huge sprint to assist the second goal, which was a brilliantly weighted ball across. No chance for the second penalty, got a touch on the first - then made a ridiculous, incredible late stop with his foot. Whoever would have thought that Lionel Messi lifting the World Cup would be the worst moment in football history? Scaloni said: “We need to save him for the World Cup, if he wants to keep playing he will be with us. A beautiful view of the game in the first half. It had taken deliberate, dedicated planning to turn something so beautiful so ugly. Several teams have already changed managers and there’s a lot to catch up on following the World Cup. Here’s a team-by-team look at where each club left off Maradona famously drove his country to victory at the 1986 World Cup, while the Jules Rimet trophy was conspicuous by its absence from Messi’s glittering career CV - as the only missing major accolade. That iconic shirt wasn’t really visible on Messi, though, because he was wearing a bisht. It was exactly what Spain did in 2010.

Argentina win 4-3 on penalties, after Netherlands had come back from two goals down to equalise in normal time.

That incident and the other frequent stoppages were enough to add 10 minutes to the clock and that was just enough. But in the 35th minute, Lionel Messi – who else? The match took a long time to get going.

Get a report of the Netherlands vs. Argentina 2022 FIFA World Cup, Quarterfinals football match.

Netherlands were handed a final lifeline with what looked to be the last kick of the match when midfielder [Teun Koopmeiners](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/258968/Teun-Koopmeiners) stepped up to take a free-kick on the edge of the box before sliding a pass under the wall and slotted home by Weghorst. However, Lautaro Martinez stepped up and slotted home to secure a drama-filled victory and set up a semifinal clash with [Croatia](/football/team?id=477) on Tuesday. [Lautaro Martinez](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/219713/lautaro-martinez) scored the clinching penalty. The [Paris Saint-Germain](/football/team?id=160) forward added Argentina's second on 73 minutes with a well-taken penalty. [Lionel Messi](http://www.espn.com/soccer/player/_/id/45843/Lionel-Messi) converted his penalty in the shootout and Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez saved two attempts. The match finished 2-2 after extra time, with Messi scoring one goal and setting up another.

Match report as Emiliano Martinez saves two penalties to ensure Argentina make it into World Cup last four; Nahuel Molinas strike and Lionel Messis penalty ...

He's one of those players who if you give him a brick he'll build a house with it, but there are other players in the Argentina side." "He took that last penalty and it's one of the best I've seen in the history of penalties. "The pressure is heaped on and Lautaro ends up losing his place in the side. When he converted from the penalty spot with his right, Weghorst completed a perfect hat-trick of sorts - but it all proved to be in vain. From the moment that Martinez saved brilliantly to his right to deny Virgil van Dijk with the first kick, Argentina had the advantage. The Argentina fans need to find their voice in the semi-finals as they played a huge part in this victory." When Brazil got to the final in 2002 against Germany, an opinion poll in Argentina revealed that more Argentines were supporting Brazil than Germany. Earlier in the day, Brazil had appeared devastated to find themselves in a penalty shootout. "When the referee did the coin toss to choose which side we had the shootout at, there was even a tetchiness then. "A lot of joy, a lot of happiness. That is why I asked the players to take a penalty at their club, they all did. The Netherlands made a double change at half-time, withdrawing a distraught Bergwijn and Martin de Roon and replacing the pair with Teun Koopmeiners and Berghuis.

Referee Antonio Mateu Lahoz produced 17 yellow cards and one red card during Argentina's victory over Netherlands in the World Cup quarter-finals, ...

He then repeated the trick to keep out Steven Berghuis' effort as Paredes put his spot kick away. Dutch captain Virgil van Dijk reacted by pushing Paredes to the floor, sparking a melee between both sets of players. The official brandished his yellow card no fewer than 17 times throughout the whole contest, while several of his decisions were called into question - before he later sent off Netherlands' Denzel Dumfries after the final whistle. Argentina had led 2-0 until two late Wout Weghorst goals forced the game into extra time, before it was decided by spot kicks. During the 120 minutes of playing time, Lahoz called up 48 fouls and gave out the majority of his yellows, including to people on the bench, with a further two - to Netherlands duo Noa Lang and Dumfries - being given during the shootout, including one before the final kick was taken. "Makes Mike Dean seem shy."

Argentina will face Croatia in the World Cup semi-finals after beating the Netherlands in a penalty shootout as Lionel Messi scores and Emiliano Martinez ...

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Weghorst's second goal even came through a stunningly clever free-kick routine – which was his idea – but that was out of kilter with everything the Dutch had ...

When he eventually did find the net it was with that final penalty before the gloating began. It felt like only a matter of time and when the goal came it was memorable for the pass of the tournament. Into the second-half and it felt game over when Marcos Acuna was foolishly tripped by Dumfries. Near the end of normal time, Argentina substitute Leandro Paredes not only scythed down Nathan Ake, but then hammered the ball into the Dutch dugout and sparked a mass confrontation as he was barged over by Van Dijk. It was 12.55am in a still packed Lusail Stadium, with swathes of baying blue and white praying for Lautaro Martinez to strike home the winning penalty and end the shootout. It was feisty, downright dirty and with huge amounts of gamesmanship.

The Netherlands are out of the World Cup after a penalty shootout loss to Argentina. Michael Bell provides his player ratings for the Netherlands players.

Frenkie de Jong 7/10: A tireless performance from the midfielder, who tracked Messi at times. Looked like a player short of match fitness and was rightly substituted. Jurrien Timber 6/10: Went forward with some nice dribbles and defended well. Daley Blind 4/10: His 99th cap in Oranje was not smooth. Virgil van Dijk 6/10: The leader at the back, Van Dijk defended well at times but could not help Oranje build from the back. Sadly he was not a penalty stopper, while his opposite number was.

Netherlands 2-2 Argentina (Argentina win 4-3 on pens): Lionel Messi's bid for a first World Cup crown goes on as Argentina win dramatic quarter-final.

The first was from Van Dijk. It was just inside the box, and it meant Netherlands were going out of the World Cup. It was incredible. It was inspired. There was little football played but what there was saw a Martinez shot – of course – cannon off Virgil van Dijk and wide. The Dutch didn’t just have one lighthouse showing the path to goal, but two of them. It also set a clear pattern to the game. Argentina went from doing pretty much as they wanted to just doing anything to ensure the Netherlands couldn’t launch a long ball towards one of those forwards. With a cross that finally found a Dutch head, and Weghorst having impressively found space, the 6ft 6in forward plundered a brilliant header. It emphasised he was in a different kind of mood. It was quite a bit of calculation, too. Van Gaal’s side began to sling balls into the box from fairly early on, realising it was causing problems.