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World Cup Semifinals Set: France-Spain, England-Argentina
The World Cup semifinal bracket is set after England edged Norway 2-1 and Argentina beat 10-man Switzerland 3-1 after extra time. France will face Spain on one side after wins over Morocco and Belgium, while England will meet Argentina on the other. The winners advance to the final at New York New Jersey Stadium, with the trophy in sight.
By Nischay Rathore
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42 minutes ago
Julian Alvarez, Lautaro Martinez's Late Strikes Send Argentina Into England Semi
Argentina survived Switzerland’s fight to win 3-1 after extra time and book a World Cup semifinal against England. After Alexis Mac Allister’s opener, Dan Ndoye’s equalizer and Breel Embolo’s red card, Alvarez broke the deadlock in the 112th minute with a long-range curler. Switzerland pushed forward, only for Lautaro Martinez to punish them on the counter late.
By Nischay Rathore
about 1 hour ago
"England is Lucky, Madrid is Lucky": Erling Haaland Sings High Praise of Jude Bellingham
Haaland praised Bellingham after England’s 2-1 quarterfinal win over Norway, calling his former Dortmund teammate “unbelievable” and “one of the best in the world.” He said criticism over goals is unfair because Bellingham is a midfielder who still scores, “manages to dribble every single player,” and proved it with two goals, adding, “England is lucky, Madrid is lucky.”
By Nischay Rathore
about 2 hours ago
Breel Embolo Sent Off After Switzerland Equalizer
Switzerland’s momentum swung wildly after Dan Ndoye equalized against Argentina to make it 1-1. Minutes later, Embolo went down under Leandro Paredes’ challenge, initially earning the Argentina midfielder a yellow. VAR then reviewed the incident, judged Embolo had embellished contact and booked him for simulation, his second caution, leaving Switzerland down to 10 for the final 18 minutes.
By Nischay Rathore
about 2 hours ago
Jude Bellingham Doubles Down On Thomas Tuchel Disagreement
After initially dismissing Tuchel’s criticism with “Whatever,” Bellingham doubled down following England’s 2-1 quarterfinal win over Norway. Tuchel had called England “lucky,” “sloppy” and said they must “play better.” Bellingham argued the coach may not understand “these conditions” against Haaland, Odegaard, Nusa and Sorloth, urging context and a “positive atmosphere” around the team after reaching the semifinals.
By Nischay Rathore




