Argentina vs Chile: TV channel, live stream, team news & preview

Argentina and Chile meet in Sao Paulo for this year's Copa America third-place play-off game, in a repeat of the finals from 2015 and 2016.

Chile won both of those finals to claim their first two titles ever in this competition, with both games going all the way to penalties - so Argentina will be looking for revenge, though the satisfaction of third place may be a dull one.

The headline story as ever with Argentina will be Lionel Messi's struggle for international success with his side, but Chile have a point to prove after their shock 3-0 defeat to dark horses Peru.

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TV Channel, Live Stream & How To Watch

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In the United States (US), the game can be watched  live and on-demand with fuboTV (7-day free trial) .

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In the United Kingdom (UK), the game will be broadcast on Premier Sports 1 and can be streamed via Premier Player HD.

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Squads & Team News

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Argentina starting XI: Armani; Foyth, Pezzella, Otamendi, Tagliafico; De Paul Paredes, Lo Celso; Messi, Aguero, Dybala.

Position	Chile squad
Goalkeepers	Arias, Cortes, Urra.
Defenders	Medel, Jara, Isla, Beausejour, Diaz, Maripan, Opazo, Lichnovsky.
Midfielders	Vidal, Aranguiz, Fuenzalida, Hernandez, Pulgar, Valdes, Pavez.
Forwards	Sanchez, Vargas, Casillo, Sagal, Fernandes.

Chile starting XI: Arias; Diaz, Medel, Jara; Isla, Aranguiz, Pulgar, Beausejour, Vidal; Vargas, Sanchez.

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Betting & Match Odds

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Argentina are 5/6 favourites to win this match with Bet365. Chile can be backed at 10/3, while a draw is available at 5/2.

Click here to see all of bet 365's offers for the game, including goalscoring markets, correct score predictions and more.

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Match Preview

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The 2015 and 2016 Copa America finals will likely go down as two of the defining matches of Lionel Messi's career. Two penalty shoot-out defeats to the underdogs robbed him of the elusive international title which his detractors use as the main stick with which to beat him. 

As usual there will be rumours of his retirement following the tournament but with the 2020 edition of the tournament hosted partly in Argentina, it would be a surprise not to see him have one final crack on home soil. 

Manager Lionel Scaloni's future has also been in question, but the 41-year-old is expected to stay on and feels he has done what was asked of him in the role so far.

"I do not feel as though I am on trial," he said. "I think my test has already passed. Bringing these players and making them play was my test, and I did it. What we came to do, we did.

"The match with Chile is important. We want to finish in the best way possible. Everyone is motivated."

For Chile meanwhile, one of the big plusses of their tournament has been the relative return to form of star man Alexis Sanchez, who impressed early on in the tournament.

But their devastating defeat to Peru was the third match in a row they have failed to score in 90 minutes, something they will look to put right in this game.

Midfield anchor Vidal may not feature, but he doesn't seem too enamoured with the prospect of third place anyway.

“It’s a match in which the third place is fought for, which is not important, it’s just to fulfil it,” he said.

“If we look at it coldly, there is not much desire to play for third place.

“We have to rest and try to get the best out of this cup. I’m sad for the group, but we’re still more united than ever.”