PRENSA MUNDIAL NO PUEDE CREER LO DE ARGENTINA VS INGLATERRA

WORLD PRESS CAN'T BELIEVE ARGENTINA VS. ENGLAND There are teams that win matches and there are teams that write legends. Argentina belongs to the latter category. This Wednesday, July 15, at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, the reigning world champions once again demonstrated why their history is made up of impossible finals: they turned around an unforgettable match against England with two late goals and will seek their fourth star on Sunday, July 19, in New Jersey/New York. infobae The eternal classic between Argentina and England unfolded exactly as the world expected: tension, history, politics, and football. The team was losing 1-0, but pressed on with skill and heart to win 2-1 with stunning goals from Enzo Fernández and Lautaro Martínez. Anthony Gordon had put the Three Lions ahead, and for much of the second half, it seemed that England would settle old World Cup scores. yahoo But Argentina never dies. In a heroic comeback, the reigning world champions overturned Gordon's opening goal in seven minutes—Enzo in the 85th and Lautaro in the 92nd. And at the heart of that feat, as almost always, was number 10. In the 91st minute, Lionel Messi delivered a cross from the right, finding Lautaro's head to celebrate a 2-1 victory that secures a place in the World Cup final. Messi finished the match with two assists, confirming that at his age he remains the guiding light of this Albiceleste of miracles. The headline of Marca's match report sums it up perfectly: Argentina crushed England in seven minutes… and there will be a Finalíssima! Because Sunday's opponent is already confirmed. The national team will seek its second consecutive title against Spain on July 19 at MetLife Stadium, the venue chosen to decide the 2026 World Cup champion. La Roja reached the final after defeating France 2-0, while the French will face England for third place. For Argentina, this match carries special significance. It will be the seventh World Cup final in its history, and the second consecutive one after the victory in Qatar 2022. The symbolic detail did not go unnoticed: the AFA chose to wear the iconic blue jersey once again, the same one that evokes one of the most memorable chapters in Argentine football at Mexico 1986. The world press hailed the feat. Major media outlets ran headlines with phrases like "Argentina never dies," "A stunning comeback," and "Another excellent Messi," agreeing that the Albiceleste staged another epic comeback to reach the final against Spain in New York. Now, with their hopes undiminished and another star in their sights, Argentina prepares for the final challenge. On Sunday, in New York/New Jersey, La Roja and La Albiceleste will decide who lifts the 2026 World Cup. And if there's one thing the world can be sure of, it's that Argentina won't give up until the very last minute.