Jordan vs Argentina

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Julian Alvarez

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Shot (2+)

6/10

Julian Alvarez roams across the front and slips into the box from ever-changing positions to finish. Against a Jordan side set up to defend, his attempts are likely to go beyond a single try.

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Lautaro Martinez

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Shot (2+)

6/10

Lautaro Martinez shoots readily and goes for goal with the hunger of a natural striker. With Argentina running the game, his attempts easily climb past a couple over the ninety minutes.

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Lionel Messi

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Shot (3+)

6/10

Against a packed defence, Lionel Messi becomes a constant source of shots: the curling effort, the run inside, the free-kick. Against Jordan, it's natural for his attempts to climb high.

Shot on Target (2+)

6/10

Messi's accuracy is legendary: when he shoots, the ball often finds the target even from awkward angles. In such a lopsided game, steering more than one effort on goal is well within his reach.

Goal Scorer

5/10

Able to decide a game on his own, Messi always turns up in the right spot to finish. Against a clearly weaker opponent, leaving his name on the scoresheet is a more than live scenario.

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Rodrigo de Paul

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Tackle (1+)

5/10

Rodrigo de Paul is the tireless engine of Argentina's midfield and never stops chasing the ball. When Jordan try to counter, at least one tackle from him is a likely possibility.

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Julian Alvarez

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Lautaro Martinez

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Analyst

Jun 28

Jordan vs Argentina, the world champions toward wrapping up Group J The final day of Group J at the 2026 World Cup pits an already-eliminated Jordan against an Argentina that has locked down first place with two convincing rounds. La Albiceleste are on maximum points: after the 3-0 over Algeria, lit up by a Lionel Messi hat-trick, they beat Austria 2-0 with another brace from the great man, who moved to 18 World Cup goals and became the competition's all-time top scorer. Jordan, by contrast, lost both games, to Austria (1-3) and Algeria (1-2), bowing out while still finding their first-ever World Cup goal. The tip under review combines an Argentina win with a game of at least two goals. Argentine class against a Jordan at the end of the road Argentina showed quality, balance and a Messi in irresistible form, able to decide games on his own. Having already secured top spot, Scaloni could give minutes to those who have played less, but the squad depth remains such as to guarantee a very high level even with some changes. Jordan showed courage and order, but also clear limits against more structured opponents, having conceded five goals in two games. With no goals left to chase, the Jordanians will try to finish with dignity against the South American powerhouse. The lineups are to be confirmed close to kick-off, with possible Argentine rotation. A new fixture Jordan and Argentina have no significant precedents: this is a new meeting at the top level. With no history, the read leans entirely on the quality gap, clearly in the world champions' favour, and on the differing stakes. The verdict: Argentina favoured, with goals likely The tip combines two consistent ideas. An Argentina win looks highly likely, given the technical superiority and the gap in motivation; and two goals in the game also has solid grounds, because La Albiceleste score consistently and Jordan showed a leaky defence against quality sides. I'd put the overall probability around 67%. The main risk is an Argentina in management mode that, with top spot in the bag and perhaps several starters rested, lowers the tempo and settles for a narrow win. The quality on the pitch remains a weighty argument even with a reshuffled side, though, which is why the confidence here is fair.

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Jordan vs Argentina

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