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England and Argentina fans arrested as fights break out outside stadium after World Cup showdown

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England fans were arrested after losing to Argentina in Atlanta -Credit:Julian Finney - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images (Julian Finney - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images) Fights broke out on the streets of Atlanta following England's dramatic 2-1 World Cup semifinal defeat to Argentina on Wednesday, with armed police making multiple arrests as tensions between rival supporters spilled out of Mercedes-Benz Stadium and into the surrounding city.
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NASCAR unveils drastic new rules after Daytona 500 complaints

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Sahil Kurup NASCAR announced a significant overhaul to its superspeedway rules package on Wednesday for the Cup Series' August 29 race at Daytona International Speedway, marking the sanctioning body's latest attempt to address longstanding frustration with fuel-saving strategy dominating racing at the track.
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Argentina star's 'pathetic' effort to force Harry Kane red card spotted in World Cup showdown

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Wed, July 15, 2026 at 8:40 PM UTC Harry Kane of England and Leandro Paredes of Argentina got into a shouting match with the referee -Credit:Getty Argentina midfielder Leandro Paredes drew sharp criticism during Wednesday's World Cup semifinal against England after attempting to convince officials that captain Harry Kane should be sent off under FIFA's mouth-covering rule, an incident that unfolded during a fraught and foul-heavy first half in Atlanta.
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