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Argentina Triumphs Over England To Advance To 2026 World Cup Final

Two soccer players embrace in a celebratory hug on the pitch; the back of one jersey reads MESSI.

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Argentina Triumphs Over England To Advance To 2026 World Cup Final

Argentina beat England 2-1 in a thrilling World Cup semi-final in Atlanta to book their place in the final against Spain as they chase back-to-back World Cup titles. After falling behind to Anthony Gordon’s opener, the defending champions fought back with goals from Enzo Fernandez and Lautaro Martinez in stoppage time.

Argentina edged past England 2-1 on Wednesday in a dramatic World Cup semi-final in Atlanta to reach the final for the second time in a raw, where they will face Spain. The Three Lions took the lead through Anthony Gordon early in the second half, but Enzo Fernandez and Lautaro Martinez completed a late turnaround for Lionel Messi’s side.

England made the perfect start after the break, with Gordon finishing from Morgan Rogers’ cross to put the Three Lions ahead. But Argentina responded with relentless pressure, forcing Jordan Pickford into several crucial saves before Fernandez finally levelled the score with a superb strike from outside the box.

The Albiceleste kept pushing and completed their comeback in the 92nd minute when Lautaro Martinez headed home Messi’s pinpoint delivery. Despite Thomas Tuchel’s late defensive changes, England could not hold on as Argentina’s experience and resilience carried them into another World Cup final.

AFP

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