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England, Argentina Set up World Cup Showdown After Quarter-Final Wins
- Following Saturday's matches, the FIFA World Cup semifinals are confirmed. France plays Spain on Tuesday, July 14, at Dallas Stadium, while England faces defending champions Argentina on Wednesday, July 15, at Atlanta Stadium.
- England and Argentina secured their semifinal spots after controversial quarterfinal victories on Saturday. Both matches required extra time, with VAR decisions playing significant roles in determining the outcomes.
- Jude Bellingham inspired England's victory with two goals, while Argentina overcame 10-man Switzerland 3-1. Lionel Messi provided a corner assist to Alexis Mac Allister, with Alvarez and Lautaro Mart also scoring.
- Spain edged Belgium 2-1 behind a late goal from Mikel Merino, joining France in the semifinals after France defeated Morocco 2-0. These victories set up an all-European semifinal clash.
- The tournament concludes with the third-place playoff in Miami on July 18, followed by the final at New York New Jersey Stadium on July 19. The two semifinal winners will battle for the FIFA World Cup trophy.
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FIFA World Cup 2026: England, Argentina join France, Spain in blockbuster semi-final line-up - The Tribune
The FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-final line-up has been confirmed, with England and Argentina overcoming tough quarter-final tests to join France and Spain in the last four of the tournament.
·Chandigarh, India
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After a lot of drama in the night, it's clear who will meet which team in the semi-finals next week. The two games promise a lot, the TV stations are planned through until the final. A duel is not free to receive.
·Berlin, Germany
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Just like Harry Kane and his partners, against Norway, Lionel Messi and his teammates have had a lot of trouble getting rid of Switzerland on Saturday. The outcome of these two meetings was played during the extensions.
·Paris, France
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