Argentina beat England 2-1 with two late goals to reach World Cup final
What's next: Argentina advanced to Sunday's final after erasing England's 1-0 lead in Atlanta.
What's next: Argentina advanced to Sunday's final after erasing England's 1-0 lead in Atlanta.
Argentina faces no threat of expulsion from the final, but AFA could face another penalty like the 20,000 pound fine in 2014.
What's next: Any FIFA disciplinary case would likely come after the tournament, with no threat to Argentina's place in the final.
What's next: England's 60-year wait for a men's World Cup final goes on after a stoppage-time winner from Lautaro Martinez.
What's next: Argentina will face Spain in the final after Enzo Fernandez equalized in the 85th minute and Lautaro Martinez scored in stoppage time.
What's next: Argentina will face Spain on Sunday after Lionel Messi set up both late goals in Atlanta.
Enzo Fernandez tied it in the 85th minute, then Lautaro Martinez scored the winner in stoppage time.
What's next: Lionel Messi meets England for the first time as Thomas Tuchel chases a place in the final.
What's next: The winner of Wednesday's Match 102 reaches the 2026 World Cup final, with Lionel Messi set to face England for the first time.
The semifinal winner in Atlanta will face Spain in the final, with Messi already on eight goals in the tournament.
What's next: Lionel Messi is poised to face England for the first time as the defending champions chase another final.
What’s new: Lionel Messi is set to face England for the first time in Wednesday’s semifinal in Atlanta.
Lionel Scaloni urged Argentina to improve after a hard-fought 3-1 extra-time win over Swiss sent the team into the last four.
His two goals against Norwegia lifted Jude Bellingham to six at the tournament, level with Harry Kane for England.
What's next: Defending champion Argentina faces England in Atlanta after Julián Alvarez scored the winner in the 112th minute.
What's next: Lionel Messi's side advanced to the quarterfinals after scoring three times in the final 13 minutes in Atlanta.
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What's next: Lionel Messi's late equalizer and Enzo Fernandez's stoppage-time winner sent Argentina to the quarterfinals.
The Atlanta matchup will pit Lionel Messi against Mohamed Salah for the first time at senior international level.
The result left Morocco second in Group C on seven points, sent Brazil through, and ended Haiti's campaign without a point.
What's new: Haiti became the first team eliminated, while Brazil await tests on Raphinha after he went off hurt.
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