Torrential rain has forced Argentina's World Cup qualifier at home to Brazil in Buenos Aires to be postponed.
Match officials called the game off less than an hour before kickoff at the Monumental stadium in Buenos Aires.
"There's no way the game can go on", assistant Brazil coach Gilmar Rinaldi told reporters.
"We agreed that it will be played at the same time [midnight United Kingdom time] tomorrow".
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Qualifier The pitch at the Monumental stadium was waterlogged following heavy rain
Brazil are now sixth in the South American World Cup qualifying group while Argentina are ninth, although both teams have a game in hand over most of the other nations.
Thursday's match had been eagerly awaited, with Brazil welcoming back superstar striker Neymar from suspension after his four-match ban at the Copa America.
Argentina meanwhile had been looking to bag their first win of the qualifying campaign after taking only one point from their first two matches last month.
According to Fox Sports' Jonathan Wilson, they will also be without the injured Lionel Messi, Sergio Aguero, Carlos Tevez, Pablo Zabaleta and Ezequiel Garay, all of whom are vital members of the side.