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The England starting XI Thomas Tuchel must pick vs Argentina with three big calls

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By Charlie Malam Verified
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England face Argentina in the semi-finals of the World Cup , knowing victory would put them into a precious first final since 1966. Only three times before have the Three Lions got this deep into a World Cup and Thomas Tuchel 's squad know back-to-back victories would make them immortal legends in country's history. But standing in their way to book a spot in the final is the holders, and the greatest footballer in history - Lionel Messi.
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Wimbledon champion Jannik Sinner calls out mom who kept walking out during final

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By Charlie Malam Verified, Chiara Fiorillo Verified
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Charlie Malam, Chiara Fiorillo Jannik Sinner playfully called out his own mother after spotting her slipping out of Centre Court multiple times during his four-set triumph over Alexander Zverev. The world No. 1 recovered from dropping the opening-set tiebreak to claim a 6-7, 7-6, 6-3, 6-4 victory in three hours and 46 minutes.
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Andoni Iraola demands more Liverpool transfers from FSG as new boss teases U-turn

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By Mark Jones, Charlie Malam Verified
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Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola has demanded more transfers from the club's owners, Fenway Sports Group, before the season begins. The Spanish coach replaced Arne Slot last month but has so far completed just one signing. Spain winger Victor Munoz became his first arrival , joining from Osasuna in a £34.5million deal. Jeremy Jacquet has also arrived at the club after he was signed from Rennes in January and loaned back to the Ligue 1 club for the remainder of the campaign.
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