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When looking at the fixtures for South American World Cup qualification, it doesn't get any bigger than Argentina vs. Brazil. With a win, Brazil could cut Argentina's lead at the top of the standings to just four points. It's not to be easy to do that though, because Argentina are coming off an impressive victory against Uruguay.

If you want to watch Argentina vs. Brazil in World Cup qualifiers for free from anywhere in the world, we have all the information you need.

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When is Argentina vs. Brazil?

Argentina vs. Brazil in World Cup qualifiers kicks off at 8 p.m. ET on March 25. This fixture takes place at the Mâs Monumental Stadium.

How to watch Argentina vs. Brazil for free

Argentina vs. Brazil in World Cup qualifiers is available to live stream for free on SBS On Demand.

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