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Tim Crean started writing about sports in 2016 and joined Sportscasting in 2021. He enjoys covering the NBA, …

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World Cup 2026 Daily Guide 7/15/26: England, Argentina vie to face Spain

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By Tim Crean, Nish Patel
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The World Cup 2026 Knockout Stage is now down to the last semifinal match between England and Argentina. These two squads will duke it out for the right to face Spain after they upset France. Will it be Lionel Messi going for back-to-back titles, or will it be England trying to win the trophy on the 60th anniversary of the last time football came home? Here is your World Cup 2026 Daily Guide: What to watch for on 7/15/26. World Cup matches on 7/15/26 England vs.
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France vs Spain: World Cup 2026 semifinal live game updates

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By Tim Crean, Nish Patel
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There are now just four teams left in the World Cup 2026 as we reach the semifinals. In the first matchup, we get the two pre-tournament favorites going head-to-head in order to reach the finals. With Spain, we get the best defensive team in the field, which has allowed just one goal in six matches. In France, we have the most explosive offensive team, which has scored 16 goals in this World Cup, second only to Argentina's 17.
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World Cup 2026 Daily Guide 7/14/26: France, Spain duke it out for spot in Final

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By Tim Crean
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Here are three things to watch for and fun facts to amaze and entertain your friends with on Day 31 of the 2026 World Cup. Spain’s immovable object When Belgium’s Charles De Ketelaere found the back of the net during what would become Spain’s 2-1 win in the World Cup quarterfinals, it was the first goal Spain allowed all tournament. It ended Spanish goalkeeper Unai Simón’s 650-minute shutout streak, cementing a record that likely won’t be broken for a long time.
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