How can I watch the Qatar 2022 World Cup in Argentina on television and the internet? Prices and packages

Is Messi’s Argentina favorite to win their group? 0:44 (CNN Spanish) — Tuesday, November 22, 7:00 am Buenos Aires time, Lusail Stadium in Qatar. Argentina, head of Group C, faces Saudi Arabia. The albiceleste plays its prestige in the first game and begins what is supposed to be the last World Cup for Lionel Messi. If you’re one of those who will be sitting in that stadium, congratulations. If not, here we tell you where to watch the matches of the Qatar 2022 World Cup, which will be played from November 20 to December 18. Television and internet In Argentina, DirecTV Latin America will broadcast the matches on television, as well as TyC, and Public TV. These channels and operators will also offer mobile and internet streaming, according to FIFA. Radio Cadena 3 and Red Celeste y Blanca (Radio La Red) will broadcast World Cup matches exclusively on the radio. How much they cost? TyC does not have an extra cost but it is paid cable television for people in Argentina. To watch from TyC Sports Play, you just have to register with an email at TyCSportsPlay.com (if you have a contracted cable or DirecTV service). Public TV is open television and free of charge. DirecTV, for its part, has a series of plans that range from $2,099 to $6,491 pesos in monthly subscription and from $2,475 to $4,260 in prepaid. If you have a DirecTV plan, you can access the DirecTV GO platform free of charge. Will you be able to drink beer in Qatar 2022? 1:18 When does the Argentine team play? These are the matches of Argentina in Group C of Qatar 2022: Argentina – Saudi Arabia
Tuesday, November 22
7:00 am (Buenos Aires time) Argentina – Mexico
Saturday November 26
4:00 pm (Buenos Aires time) Poland – Argentina
Wednesday, November 30
4:00 pm (Buenos Aires time) What to expect from this first phase? If Argentina or Mexico do not win their first match, the clash between Lionel Scaloni’s team and Gerardo “Tata” Martino’s could be decisive for the team that has not added three points. Argentina, third in the current ranking of FIFA, has the support of history in the World Cups against Mexico: the Albiceleste eliminated the Mexican team in Germany 2006 and South Africa 2010. Find out how to watch the World Cup from: