Morgan Rogers to Start on the Right for England vs. Argentina

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Morgan Rogers to Start on the Right for England vs. Argentina

Rogers is set to start on the right for England in today's World Cup semi-final against Argentina at Atlanta Stadium, per Ornstein of The Athletic. The 23-year-old Aston Villa forward earned his start after impressing off the bench in the quarter-final win over Norway. Kickoff is at 3 p.m. ET on FOX.

By Adit Pujari

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Pete Crow-Armstrong Backs England To Eliminate Lionel Messi

Crow-Armstrong said fans “never want to see Messi get eliminated from anything,” calling him “a joy to watch,” but backed England to end Argentina’s World Cup run on Wednesday. The Cubs outfielder said he wants England to “do it,” praising Jude Bellingham’s form and Harry Kane’s leadership as reasons he believes the Three Lions can reach the final.

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Marc Guehi Says England Must Stay Focused Despite Lionel Messi Threat

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Marc Guehi Says England Must Stay Focused Despite Lionel Messi Threat

England defender Guehi urged his teammates to stay disciplined ahead of the World Cup semifinal against Argentina, saying Lionel Messi is “probably one of the best” in the world. England reached the last four after comeback wins over Haaland led Norway behind Bellingham's brace, while Messi has led Argentina with 8 goals entering the semifinal.

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Michael Olise Reportedly Wants Real Madrid Move as Bayern Prepare Contingency Plans

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Michael Olise Reportedly Wants Real Madrid Move as Bayern Prepare Contingency Plans

Olise wants to join Real Madrid this summer, per Santi Aouna and Sebastian Denis, with discussions planned after the World Cup. Bayern Munich currently consider the France international “untouchable,” but have already contacted potential replacements should a record-breaking transfer materialize and Olise depart the Bundesliga champions. Olise had 15 goals and 19 assists in 37 appearances in Bundesliga last season.

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World Cup Final Tickets Now Cost Up to $215,236 on the Secondary Market

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World Cup Final Tickets Now Cost Up to $215,236 on the Secondary Market

Demand for Sunday's World Cup Final at MetLife Stadium has sent secondary market prices soaring, with the cheapest ticket now fetching $5,074 and the most expensive an incredible $215,236. The final on July 19 will feature Spain against either England or Argentina, with Justin Bieber, Madonna, Shakira and BTS headlining the halftime show.

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Arsenal Preparing $45.7M Opening Offer for RB Leipzig Winger Antonio Nusa

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Arsenal Preparing $45.7M Opening Offer for RB Leipzig Winger Antonio Nusa

Arsenal are preparing an opening offer of $45.7M for Nusa, per CaughtOffside, though Leipzig are holding out for $68.6M after the 21-year-old impressed at the World Cup, where he helped Norway reach the quarterfinals. Nusa would replace Trossard, sold to Besiktas this summer, with Liverpool, Tottenham, Newcastle and Juventus also monitoring the Norwegian winger.

By Adit Pujari

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