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Argentina friendlies to receive free-to-air coverage following government resolution

Argentina players wave to fans during fan parade after winning the 2022 FIFA World Cup (Photo by Rodrigo Valle/Getty Images)

The Argentinian government has today (Monday) published a resolution to ensure that all friendly matches played by the national team this year are shown on free-to-air television.

Argentina’s friendly matches have been deemed “relevant sporting events of interest” in the resolution published by Argentina’s head of the cabinet of ministers.

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