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Argentina are back in the World Cup final following a comeback that stunned social media and beyond.
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Messi pivotal again as Argentina rallies late to stun England, secure World Cup final berth
Defending champion Argentina rallied to beat England 2-1 on Wednesday in Atlanta and reach the World Cup final.
Besiktas sign winger Trossard from Arsenal
July 15 : Belgium forward Leandro Trossard has joined Turkish Super Lig side Besiktas on a three-year contract from Arsenal with an option for a further year, both clubs confirmed on Wednesday.
F1 leader Antonelli needs a win after recent blows
SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium, July 15 : Kimi Antonelli needs a win in Belgium this weekend to pump up his Formula One championship lead after two blanks in the last three races, but Ferrari could stand in his way.
Who Are The Referees For England vs. Argentina?
England is set to face Argentina on Wednesday, July 15, at Atlanta Stadium, with a spot in the World Cup final against Spain on the line. Spain confirmed its place in the final at New York/New Jersey Stadium by defeating France, 2-0, in the first semifinal.
France fail World Cup Spanish test in spectacular fashion
ARLINGTON, Texas, July 14 : For all the hype surrounding France, they folded at the first serious examination of their World Cup credentials, their campaign ending in a spectacular collapse in Tuesday’s 2-0 semi-final defeat by Spain.
Fenerbahce sign Greenwood from Marseille for €39 million
July 14 : Fenerbahce have signed English forward Mason Greenwood from Olympique de Marseille, the Turkish club announced on Tuesday, agreeing a €39 million ($44.5 million) deal for the 24-year-old.
Pogačar powers to 3rd stage victory to demoralize rivals and extend Tour de France lead
LE LIORAN, France: Four-time champion Tadej Pogačar dealt his rivals another crushing blow by winning the 10th stage of the Tour de France on Tuesday to extend his already commanding overall lead. “You never know how long it lasts,” said Pogačar, who is on course to equal the record for Tour wins. Only Belgian Eddy Merckx, Spaniard Miguel Indurain and Frenchmen Jacques Anquetil and Bernard Hinault have five Tour victories to their names. “We just need to be grateful for this moment to be riding in the biggest race of the world,” the 27-year-old Pogačar said. Pogačar, who had already sapped his rivals’ morale with victory on the iconic Col du Tourmalet on Thursday, again stamped his authority with a break just over 900 meters from the summit of the Col de Pertus, the penultimate climb on Tuesday’s hilly stage. Pogačar’s main challenger Jonas Vingegaard couldn’t follow and Pogačar quickly made ground on Richard Carapaz before powering past him 200 meters before the summit.