Argentina Proceeds to World Cup Qualifiers Amid Hurricane Threat

Argentina‘s national football team successfully departed from Florida en route to their South American World Cup qualifying match as planned, undeterred by the looming presence of Hurricane Milton. This development was reported by Elizabeth Pérez on October 9, 2024, amid concerns over potential travel disruptions due to the storm.

Sources indicate that the Argentine squad’s flight took off without a hitch, allowing them to maintain their schedule and prepare for the upcoming match against Venezuela. The event is part of the ninth round of the South American qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup, which will be jointly hosted by Mexico, the United States, and Canada.

The much-anticipated clash between Argentina and Venezuela is set to take place on Thursday, October 10, at 18:00 local time. It will be broadcast live on the Chilevisión network, with coverage beginning at 17:30. Additionally, fans can access an online streaming service, which requires a subscription plan starting at $9,900 per month.

While the Argentine team’s travel plans were threatened by Hurricane Milton, which is approaching the United States, their smooth departure has ensured that preparations continue uninterrupted. The team is focused on the match, aiming to consolidate their position in the qualifying standings.

The encounter with Venezuela’s national team, also known as ‘La Vinotinto’, is expected to be a challenging one. Venezuela will seek to leverage their home advantage against the reigning World Cup champions, creating an exciting fixture for fans across the continent.