What does Argentina need to classify the quarterfinals?

This Wednesday, February 5, the Lions will face Germany in the last match of the Indoor World Cup groups. The match will start at 5 pm, on the Disney+ Premium screen. The Argentine team will seek to be among the eight best in the world.

After falling against Iran and beat Malaysia, Argentina has to ensure the second position in the table to ensure the pass to the next phase. If it ends in third place, only the two best positioned (of the three groups) will pass to the quarterfinals. Germany is like a pointer with six points and 13 goals apart, and the lions should beat the Germans to snatch the first position. The rest of the standings is as follows: Argentina with three points and a goal of difference, will also go with three points, but a goal difference of -3, and in the last Malaysia place with 0 points and -11 goals of difference.

If they tie or lose, they depend on the result of Malaysia vs. Iran. If the Iranian team wins, and Argentina loses, the lions could be left out. If Iran loses and the Argentine national team also depends on how the result is, since they have a difference in goals of four (in favor of Argentina).

If the lions win with the fair and go a goals for more than four goals, the Iranian team stays with second place and Argentina will depend on the matches of the other groups. In Group A, South Africa is in that position with three points and zero goals difference, while in group C it is Namibia, also with three points and zero goals difference. Group A and C meetings will be held on Thursday, February 6.