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Twelve yards from the World Cup final: How penalties could separate the last four
If margins prove to be as fine as expected, the World Cup finalists may be decided by penalty kicks.
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nytimes.com
Do England or Argentina have enough to challenge in final? Re-ranking the World Cup teams with four games left
The final four are set. Which does one semi-final look a lot stronger than the other?
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thehindu.com
FIFA World Cup 2026: Contrasting clashes in store as top four seek a spot in the final
FIFA World Cup 2026 semifinals feature Argentina, Spain, France, and England in thrilling matchups, showcasing football's elite talents.
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euronews.com
A ‘line-up for the ages’ in the World Cup semifinals
With four previous champions, Mbappé vs. Yamal, Messi vs. Kane plus an all-star race for the golden boot, the France vs. Spain and England vs. Argentina semifinals have the…
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theguardian.com
Spain, France, Argentina and England beware: Demons haunt the World Cup semi-finals
The World Cup spotlight causes single games to live longer in the memory than any other. The remaining teams at this tournament face defining moments
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Twelve yards from the World Cup final: How penalties could separate the last four
If margins prove to be as fine as expected, the World Cup finalists may be decided by penalty kicks.
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This pattern over 14 years suggests England have a significant World Cup semi-final disadvantage
History suggests England and Argentina are at a significant disadvantage, whoever emerges victorious from Wednesday's semi-final
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scmp.com
All eyes on Mbappe, Yamal as Spain, France meet in ‘final before the final’
France, Fifa’s No 1 team, face No 3-ranked team in first semi-final, but Spain may have upper hand, having won their past two meetings.