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World Cup 2026: Spain and Argentina meet in a final like no other with Donald Trump involved, winners' rings and a first-ever half-time show

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The 2026 World Cup final will be like no other. Spain and Argentina face off in New York/New Jersey in what should be a brilliant football contest - but surrounded by pomp, fanfare and controversy not seen in the previous 22 editions of this showpiece match… A long time. It's quite possible it will be the longest World Cup final ever. But even if extra-time and penalties aren't required, the match is going to run way beyond two hours.
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World Cup 2026: Argentina and Lionel Messi will bring best out of England, says Thomas Tuchel ahead of semi-final

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By Peter SMith, Peter Smith Verified
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Thomas Tuchel believes the challenge of Argentina and Lionel Messi will bring the best out of his England side. England are set for an epic contest with rivals Argentina in the World Cup semi-finals on Wednesday, with the winner facing Spain in the final on Sunday. Tuchel was critical of the football his team produced in the quarter-final extra-time win over Norway but expects a better performance from his players when they meet their rivals on the big stage.
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World Cup 2026: Jude Bellingham England's hero again as Three Lions beat Norway to reach semi-finals

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By Peter SMith, Peter Smith Verified
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England have had heroes before - but Jude Bellingham is a special one. He was the game-changer for England again in Miami, producing an excellent equaliser against Norway before pouncing in extra-time to send his side into the World Cup semi-finals. It came just five days on from his double in Mexico. Diego Maradona was the last player to hit braces in back-to-back World Cup knockout games. Now Bellingham is carving out his own legendary status.
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