​Kansas City will host one final World Cup match as Argentina meets Switzerland in the quarterfinals. Arrowhead Stadium has been a hub for the tournament, hosting six games in total—four group-stage fixtures, one Round of 32 contest, and the upcoming quarterfinal. Tickets for the KC quarterfinal remain available, with prices beginning around $1,500.
Here’s a concise briefing on the Argentina vs. Switzerland quarterfinal set for Kansas City. The two teams will clash in Kansas City to determine who advances to the semifinals. Other quarterfinal matchups on the schedule include Norway versus England in Miami, Spain versus Belgium in Los Angeles, and France against Morocco in Boston. The Argentina–Switzerland game is slated for Saturday, July 11, at 8 p.m. Central Time. Fans can buy tickets to the Kansas City quarterfinal through FIFA’s official shop or through resellers such as StubHub and Ticketmaster.
Ticket availability varies by platform. On FIFA’s shop, tickets are limited and start at $3,065, with only Category 1 seats remaining. On resale platforms, prices begin around $1,528 for upper-tier seating on StubHub. The broadcast plans for the match include TV coverage on Fox, with all World Cup games in the United States airing on Fox, Telemundo, and FS1. The match will also be streamed via Fubo (which offers a free trial), the Fox One App, and Peacock (the latter offering Spanish-language coverage).
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