England legend Peter Reid believes we can beat Argentina and lay the ghosts of 1986 to rest.Reid, 70, famously tried to chase down Diego Maradona before he scored the second goal at the Azteca in Mexico in the World Cup quarter final. England meet their old foes at the World Cup in Wednesday's semi-final. Reid told the Mirror : "Do I think we have enough? I think we will beat them."We have not been great but we are finding a way. With Kane and Bellingham, you always have a chance. I know they have Messi, but I still think we will beat them."With Tuchel and Anthony Barry, and I know him very well, I think we will have enough to combat Messi. Look at the four teams in the semis; they are all quality sides. From the outside looking in, and knowing a little about it, England have a good spirit.‌"Thomas Tuchel seems to get his substitutions right, I honestly believe they will beat them. In 1986, the group stages were in Monterrey, but the Paraguay game in Mexico and the match against Argentina were sensational."I have played in big games all over the world, but for political reasons that 1986 quarter-final was unbelievable. Was Maradona the best of all time? Dixie Dean, Tom Finney, Sir Stanley Edwards, Duncan Edwards, Messi, Di Stefano, George Best, Dennis Law - how do you compare?"It is so difficult to say. I think Diego was absolutely outstanding, but it is impossible to say who was the best in the world." He added: "Now you have every game shown and analysed on social media; nowadays there is no physical contact in my opinion.‌"They are great athletes, but they do not have to face what the players did in my day. Howard Kendall used to tell me, 'Get into them early doors, get an early tackle in'."I used to say 'Gaffer, you say that every f***king week'. How would Messi deal with that now? With VAR, they have sanitised the game. I still love it, I still go, still watch it, and I am still passionate about it."I think France will beat Spain, and I am not sure if we will beat France in the final, but Kane and Bellingham are not bad - with them, we always have a chance. Bellingham's first goal against Norway was brilliant, his first touch was great. So we have a great chance of doing it."‌The Argentine legend quipped that his first goal in their 2-1 victory in 1986 was “a little with the head of Maradona, a little with the hand of God”. His second was dubbed the ‘goal of the century’ when he dribbled past five England players and goalkeeper Peter Shilton to score the winner.Tunisian Ali Bin Nasser sold the ball used in the 1986 game for £2m four years ago. England fought back with an 81st minute goal from Lineker which won him the tournament's 'Golden Boot' for top scorer. But Argentina went to win the tournament.‌Bin Nasser said of the infamous Hand of God: "I couldn't see the incident clearly, Shilton and Maradona were facing me from behind. "As per FIFA instructions, I looked to my linesman for confirmation of the validity of the goal."He made his way back to the halfway line indicating he was satisfied that the goal should stand. At the end of the match the England head coach Bobby Robson said to me: 'You did a good job but the linesman was irresponsible'."England face their toughest task yet when they meet the world champions, with superstar Messi. Reid added: "I would love them to do it. I think France will go through against Spain. And they will take some beating in the final."