Switzerland XI named for World Cup quarter-final against Argentina as $ARG fan token stirs

Switzerland XI named for World Cup quarter-final against Argentina as $ARG fan token stirs Switzerland faces reigning champions Argentina on July 11 with a clean-sheet knockout run and a historic first quarterfinal since 1954, while the $ARG fan token on Chiliz tracks every Messi moment. Share Add us on Google by Editorial Team Jul. 11, 2026 Switzerland has confirmed its starting lineup for the 2026 FIFA World Cup quarter-final against Argentina, set for July 11 at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri.

Kickoff is scheduled for 9:00 PM ET, and the winner advances to face either England or Norway in the semifinals. The lineup and what Switzerland is working with Switzerland’s predicted starting XI reads: Kobel; Zakaria, Elvedi, Akanji, Rodriguez; Freuler, Xhaka; Vargas, Rieder, Ndoye; and Embolo up front. The Swiss arrive at this stage unbeaten across their last eight matches.

More striking: they have not conceded a single goal in regulation time during the knockout stages of this tournament. Advertisement For context, Switzerland has not reached a World Cup quarter-final since 1954. The team will be without injured players Manzambi and Jaquez, which limits depth options on the flanks and in defense.

Argentina and the Messi factor Argentina enters this fixture as the clear favorite. Messi has scored eight goals in the tournament. What the $ARG fan token is doing The $ARG fan token, which trades on the Chiliz blockchain, has been one of the more active assets in the sports-crypto space during this tournament.

The token recorded a surge of 12.4% tied directly to Messi’s performances during the competition. It is worth being direct about the risk profile here.

Fan tokens are speculative assets with thin liquidity relative to major crypto markets. The 12.4% surge tied to Messi’s performances can reverse just as quickly, and there is no fundamental floor beneath these tokens the way there might be with an equity or a yield-bearing instrument.

Disclosure: This article was edited by Editorial Team. For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy. SOCCER Switzerland XI named for World Cup quarter-final against Argentina as $ARG fan token stirs Switzerland faces reigning champions Argentina on July 11 with a clean-sheet knockout run and a historic first quarterfinal since 1954, while the $ARG fan token on Chiliz tracks every Messi moment.

by Editorial Team Jul. 11, 2026 Share Add us on Google Switzerland has confirmed its starting lineup for the 2026 FIFA World Cup quarter-final against Argentina, set for July 11 at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri. Kickoff is scheduled for 9:00 PM ET, and the winner advances to face either England or Norway in the semifinals.

The lineup and what Switzerland is working with Switzerland’s predicted starting XI reads: Kobel; Zakaria, Elvedi, Akanji, Rodriguez; Freuler, Xhaka; Vargas, Rieder, Ndoye; and Embolo up front. The Swiss arrive at this stage unbeaten across their last eight matches. More striking: they have not conceded a single goal in regulation time during the knockout stages of this tournament.

Advertisement For context, Switzerland has not reached a World Cup quarter-final since 1954. The team will be without injured players Manzambi and Jaquez, which limits depth options on the flanks and in defense. Argentina and the Messi factor Argentina enters this fixture as the clear favorite.

Messi has scored eight goals in the tournament. What the $ARG fan token is doing The $ARG fan token, which trades on the Chiliz blockchain, has been one of the more active assets in the sports-crypto space during this tournament. The token recorded a surge of 12.

4% tied directly to Messi’s performances during the competition. It is worth being direct about the risk profile here. Fan tokens are speculative assets with thin liquidity relative to major crypto markets.

The 12.4% surge tied to Messi’s performances can reverse just as quickly, and there is no fundamental floor beneath these tokens the way there might be with an equity or a yield-bearing instrument. Disclosure: This article was edited by Editorial Team.

For more information on how we create and review content, see our Editorial Policy.