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The referee conspiracy that kickstarted Argentina's hatred of English football
From Antonio Rattin to David Beckham via the Falklands and the Hand of God, this is a rivalry unlike any other at the World Cup
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sueddeutsche.de
Zum Tod von Antonio Rattín: Der Vater aller Platzverweise
Beim Skandalspiel zwischen England und Argentinien lieferte Antonio Rattín den Anstoß zur Einführung der roten Karte. Ein Nachruf.
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businessday.ng
Argentina legend Antonio Rattín dies at 89 as World Cup revives England rivalry - Businessday NG
Argentina football legend and former captain Antonio Ubaldo Rattín, whose infamous sending-off against England at the 1966 FIFA World Cup ...
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thisdaylive.com
Argentina v England Evokes Falklands War, ‘Hand of God’ and other Controversies
The pairing of England versus Argentina in the second semifinal of the 2026 FIFA World Cup on Wednesday has again exhumed memories of one of the bitter-sweet rivalries of the…
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thenationalnews.com
Argentina v England: The films, books and songs behind one of football's fiercest rivalries | The National
From Maradona’s Hand of God to murals, documentaries and multimillion-dollar memorabilia, the fixture’s cultural legacy extends far beyond the pitch
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aljazeera.com
England and Argentina renew rivalry: All to know about World Cup semifinal
Argentina and England meet at the World Cup for the sixth time, facing off in Wednesday's semifinal in Atlanta.
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channelnewsasia.com
Rivalry and revenge: the long, bitter relationship between England and Argentina
NEW YORK, July 13 : Antonio Rattin in 1966. Diego Maradona in 1986. David Beckham in 1998.The matches are the stuff of soccer legend. And on Wednesday, Argentina and England…
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theguardian.com
‘Knocking you out was a huge joy’: reliving the dramas of England v Argentina in 1998 and 2002
How Diego Simeone, Michael Owen and Glenn Hoddle remember the two classic World Cup matches between historical rivals
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buenosairesherald.com
A crushed flag, the hand of god, and a ‘stupid’ boy: A history of Argentina v England - Buenos Aires Herald
From inexplicable sending-offs to redemption penalties, the duel between the Albiceleste and the Three Lions has plenty of sporting history
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mirror.co.uk
Quiz: How well do you remember the England v Argentina footballing rivalry?
Hand of God, greatest ever Diego Maradona goal, red cards, penalties, insults - test your knowledge of one of the most notorious World Cup rivalries over the years.
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England v Argentina: A World Cup semi-final under the shadow of the Falklands | The National
As England and Argentina prepare to meet in Atlanta, memories of the 1982 conflict, Diego Maradona and a rivalry unlike any other ensure this is about far more than football
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inews.co.uk
The referee conspiracy that kickstarted Argentina's hatred of English football
From Antonio Rattin to David Beckham via the Falklands and the Hand of God, this is a rivalry unlike any other at the World Cup
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hindustantimes.com
A rivalry history refuses to leave behind
Across five meetings, it has produced football’s most infamous handball, one of its greatest goals, a teenager’s coming of age and a captain’s redemption | Football News
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War, antics and vitriol – the England v Argentina rivalry is real but now it is only about football
Mexico 1986, France 1998, Japan 2002 … this is a match that transcends, with Argentina head coach Lionel Scaloni calling for the focus to be on football, not the Falklands
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'Hand of God', Rattin and Beckham see red: Witnesses relive England Argentina World Cup rivalry
ATLANTA, July 14 : Antonio Rattin refusing to leave the pitch in 1966. Diego Maradona's "Hand of God" goal in 1986. David Beckham's red card in 1998.Few World Cup rivalries have…
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france24.com
Argentina v England in the World Cup: much more than just a game
From the war they fought over the Falklands to Diego Maradona's infamous "Hand of God" goal, Wednesday's semi-final against old foe England has ramifications far beyond the pitch…
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channel4.com
England v Argentina: the feud that runs deeper than the World Cup
It is a rivalry defined by some of the most infamous moments in footballing history, and forged in warfare.
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sbs.com.au
The war, the hand, the goal and the red card: Why England v Argentina is never just football
A place in the World Cup final is at stake in Atlanta. So is 60 years of unfinished business.