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Football may never ‘come home’ to England. Here’s why that’s OK
England’s World Cup defeat has sustained a crucial continuity at the heart of this nation’s footballing heritage, Josh Bland writes
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dailymail.com
England will be up against the nation's battered psyche v Argentina
OLIVER HOLT IN ATLANTA: England are in the World Cup semi-finals for only the third time in their history on foreign soil and they have only pain, regret and recrimination for…
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independent.co.uk
England fans devastated as World Cup journey ends in emotional rollercoaster
Fans had their heads in their hands as they watched Argentina come from behind to win
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A sad and familiar World Cup ending reveals regrets for England and Thomas Tuchel
The Three Lions led Argentina in the semi-final but were unable to capitalise on their position resulting in a loss reminiscent of recent major tournament failures
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si.com
Four Takeaways From England’s Gut-Wrenching World Cup Collapse Against Argentina
The Three Lions imploded against Argentina, ending another bright campaign in misery.
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What next for England? Why there’s hope for the future despite World Cup pain
England’s World Cup campaign in North America ended in sickening fashion but a young core can emerge stronger from the experience
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theguardian.com
‘I’m just happy we’ve made it this far’: England fans on watching the World Cup defeat unfold
More than 8,000 packed into Castlefield Bowl, Manchester, hoping to witness England break a 60-year curse. But it was not to be
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scmp.com
While you were sleeping: England blow it, Argentina march into World Cup final
Three Lions facing another four years of hurt after throwing away semi-final lead. Defending champions to take on Spain in historic final.
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nzherald.co.nz
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Thomas Tuchel's defensive changes backfired as Argentina took control.
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smh.com.au
‘You could see it coming’: Along the Thames, triumph turns to torment
For England’s long-suffering fans, a semi-final exit at the hands of Lionel Messi’s Argentina comes with a familiar sense of expectations crushed.
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mirror.co.uk
'I watched as England fans left stadium sobbing after World Cup heartbreak'
No Wonderwall, no World cup final and football's not coming home - here's a rundown of my day watching England's defeat against Argentina at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta,…
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abc.net.au
England's hopes fade again, but it never stop them dreaming
England aren't going to be bringing the World Cup home, 60 years of hurt due to extend at least another four years after the devastation of another semifinal defeat. But it won't…
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A history of hurt: Why we should feel England's pain after World Cup heartbreak
England led 1-0 after 84 minutes before Argentina completed their epic comeback.
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spectator.com
England deserved to lose against Argentina
The heartache goes on for England at the World Cup, having lost all three of the semi-finals they have contested since 1966. England fell to a 2-1 defeat against Argentina in…
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dawn.com
England's pattern of World Cup knockout elimination against top sides repeats — and wait for glory continues
If a tournament could be won on paper, England would have a cabinet full of trophies. But football isn't played on paper, and England keep finding new ways to come up short.
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irishtimes.com
England coming home but football won’t be with them
John Kiely’s remarkable record in finals; Ireland make nine changes for New Zealand
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England 1-2 Argentina: Make Football Great Again podcast on World Cup exit
Chief football writer John Cross and host Harry Brent react to England's semi-final defeat to Argentina in Atlanta as Thomas Tuchel's men exit the World Cup
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nytimes.com
England’s World Cup exits: From Turin to Leon, where does Argentina in Atlanta 2026 rank?
It is 60 years of hurt and counting for England as they digest defeat to Argentina in the World Cup semi-final - but this is a familiar tail
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Football may never ‘come home’ to England. Here’s why that’s OK
England’s World Cup defeat has sustained a crucial continuity at the heart of this nation’s footballing heritage, Josh Bland writes
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The Guardian view on England’s World Cup disappointment: a tale of the not wholly unexpected | Editorial
Editorial: There was a sense of deja vu as Argentina came from behind to win an intense semi-final. But the players also gave the nation some memorable highs