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‘Malvinas are Argentinian’: Victors celebrate with Falklands banner after England World Cup exitArgentinian players held a banner referencing the Falkland Islands on the pitch after knocking England out of the World Cup in the semi-final...
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Argentina players celebrate beating England with ‘Falklands are Argentinian’ bannerThe banner held by some of Argentina’s players read ‘The Malvinas are Argentine’ in Spanish
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Think you had it bad? I watched England lose to Argentina in Buenos AiresAs Argentina broke English hearts at yet another World Cup, Adam Hathaway was left to endure his misery while in the thick of the erupting...
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Wayne Rooney blames Thomas Tuchel for England’s World Cup semi-final defeat: ‘It started from the manager’England squandered a 1-0 lead against Argentina with Tuchel’s changes under scrutiny
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Micah Richards was told his father died just before England Argentina coverage startedRichards said the deaths of ‘his greatest fan’ was unexpected
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Thomas Tuchel retains FA’s backing despite heavy criticism after England’s World Cup exitTuchel’s defensive changes have been heavily criticised after giving up a lead to lose 2-1 to Argentina
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England not cursed, says Tuchel, after semi-final heartbreak against ArgentinaTuchel says he prefers to see it in football terms and not as a curse after a clash he describes as two separate games
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Thomas Tuchel speaks out on his England future amid criticism over World Cup exitTuchel’s in-game decisions came in for scrutiny and his substitutions were criticised
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What next for England? Why there’s hope for the future despite World Cup painEngland’s World Cup campaign in North America ended in sickening fashion but a young core can emerge stronger from the experience
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Thomas Tuchel has ‘no regrets’ over defensive substitutions in England’s loss to ArgentinaTuchel pushed England back after Anthony Gordon’s opener, a move which proved detrimental
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Argentina players celebrate beating England with ‘Falklands are Argentinian’ bannerThe banner held by some of Argentina’s players read ‘The Malvinas are Argentine’ in Spanish
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The Lionel Messi superpower that sunk England and sent Argentina to another World Cup finalMessi may not have scored but two more assists launched the world champions into Sunday’s final against Spain
