Forecast vs result · Group J · Matchday 3

Argentina vs Jordan

2026-06-27

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Pre-match forecast

Argentina win
84.0%
Draw
15.0%
Jordan win
1.0%
Argentina
2.75
expected
goals
Jordan
0.37

Video analysis: player performance

Per-player ratings and event breakdowns from official highlights analysis. Tap a player to see their full match timeline.

Argentina
9
Lionel Messi

Messi was the decisive attacking force, scoring two crucial goals and assisting the winner after coming on as a substitute.

8
Lisandro Martinez

Scored a crucial goal for Argentina from a scramble in the box.

8
Cristian Romero

Headed in the decisive winning goal from a corner, securing the victory for Argentina.

8
Player #22

Scored two crucial penalty goals for Argentina, demonstrating composure from the spot.

7
Emiliano Martínez

Made two critical saves late in the game to secure Argentina's victory.

Jordan
8
Jordan Goalkeeper

Delivered an outstanding performance with multiple crucial saves, keeping his team in the game against a relentless attack.

8
Musa Al-Taamari

Scored Jordan's only goal with a well-placed and composed finish, demonstrating good attacking instinct.

8
Jovane

Scored a crucial equalizer from close range after a scramble, bringing his team back into the game.

8
Sydney Lopez Cabral

Scored a late equalizer with a tap-in and threatened with a free-kick, showing attacking presence.

6
Rosinha

Showed early attacking intent with two shots on goal, but failed to convert.

4
Jordan 3

Consistently struggled defensively, frequently beaten by Argentina's dribbling attackers.

3
Jordan 23

Struggled significantly defensively, being beaten by dribbles that directly led to goals.

Match observations

  • The match saw Argentina dominate possession and create a multitude of scoring opportunities against Jordan.
  • Argentina's goals primarily came from set-pieces, with two penalties and a free-kick, highlighting their efficiency in these situations.
  • Jordan managed to pull one goal back, showcasing resilience and a moment of individual brilliance.

How to read this. A single match's Brier and log-loss are noisy. What matters is how the forecast calibrates across many matches. This per-fixture recap is one row of the aggregate calibration scoreboard at /docs/calibration/. The pre-match probability shown here is the one frozen before kickoff; it was never re-priced during play.