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Spain extended their unbeaten streak to 37 matches with a 2-0 win over France, a performance that manager Luis de la Fuente linked to the unity and humility of the 2010 champions.
Argentina will wear its iconic dark blue shirt in the semi‑final against England, a colour linked to past victories and cultural heritage.
Argentina's iconic dark blue kit, steeped in World Cup lore and Buenos Aires fileteado art, will be worn in the upcoming semi‑final, a choice that resonates with players, coaches and even rival managers.
Argentina’s dark blue jersey, steeped in World Cup lore, returns for a semi‑final showdown with England, blending superstition, art and the hopes of a nation.
Argentina's iconic dark blue shirt, steeped in fileteado art and World Cup lore, resurfaces for a crucial semi‑final against England, where superstition and tradition intertwine.
Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni speaks confidently ahead of the World Cup semifinal against England, emphasizing his team's form, gratitude for the journey, and the need to keep politics off the pitch.
Coach Lionel Scaloni seeks to downplay the tension, yet chants, memories of Maradona’s ‘Hand of God’, and shared Premier League ties keep the rivalry alive.
A look at the deep‑rooted rivalry between England and Argentina, its historic flashpoints and what lies ahead in their upcoming World Cup semi‑final.
A red card shown to Lionel Messi just 47 seconds after his debut against Hungary sparked debate, cost him a friendly against England, and set the stage for future encounters, including a looming World Cup semi‑final.
FIFA chief Gianni Infantino wrote to Argentine FA president Claudio Tapia, praising the team’s performance and congratulating players, coach Lionel Scaloni and fans, even as FIFA investigates post‑match incidents that could lead to disciplinary action.
Spain’s victory over France in the 2026 World Cup semifinal has stretched their unbeaten run to 37 matches, matching Italy’s historic record and setting the stage for a potential championship showdown.
Argentina manager Lionel Scaloni says the upcoming semi‑final is purely about sport, despite a rivalry fuelled by the Falklands War.
A look at the deep-rooted history between Argentina and England ahead of their upcoming semifinal, from the Falklands conflict to Maradona’s iconic goal.
A series of controversies surrounding Gianni Infantino’s handling of the tournament have prompted calls for his resignation and raised questions about FIFA’s future direction.
The semi‑final in Qatar delivered a cascade of narratives, from France’s tactical rebuke to political ripples that will shape the tournament’s finale.
A look at the upcoming World Cup semifinal between Argentina and England, highlighting key players, tactical changes, and the historical tensions that surround the fixture.
A tense semifinal in the United States saw Argentina overturn England's early lead, with Lionel Messi orchestrating the comeback that puts the South Americans one win away from consecutive championships.
Jude Bellingham's confrontation with Lionel Messi and officials, coupled with a disputed corner decision, highlights the historic friction between England and Argentina as the World Cup semifinal unfolds.
A late goal by Anthony Gordon set the stage for a tactical showdown, with Argentina's offensive flair ultimately prevailing over England's cautious approach.
In a dramatic World Cup semifinal, Argentina rallied from behind to defeat England 2-1, with Lionel Messi orchestrating both goals. The win propels Argentina into a final against Spain, while England’s historic semifinal heartbreak continues.
Argentina’s coach Lionel Scaloni insists the upcoming semi‑final is purely about the game, even as political echoes of the Falklands conflict surface.
England led late, but Argentina’s Enzo Fernández and Lautaro Martínez turned the tide, while Tuchel accepted responsibility and Messi joined the celebrations.
Despite an early lead, England's defensive shift allowed Argentina to dominate, with Lionel Messi exploiting the space left by Thomas Tuchel's strategy.
Argentina advances to the World Cup final after a comeback over England, with Messi’s leadership and political undertones shaping the narrative.