🔴 ARGENTINA VS. INGLATERRA: UN DUELO CON HISTORIA

Argentina and England have one of the most iconic rivalries in international football. The first official match dates back to 1951 at Wembley, where Argentina came close to victory thanks to the performance of their goalkeeper, Ruggilo, known as 'The Lion of Wembley'. Two years later, Ernesto Grillo scored a historic goal that gave rise to Argentine Footballer's Day. In the World Cup, the first clash was in Chile in 1962, where England won 3-1 before fewer than seven thousand spectators due to stadium limitations following an earthquake. The most controversial match came in 1966: Argentina lost 1-0 and suffered the verbal expulsion of Antonio Ratin. At that time, there were no red cards; expulsions were communicated verbally by the referee. "Ratin didn't want to leave and said he hadn't committed any foul," recalled Guillermo Nole. The rematch came in Mexico 1986 with Diego Maradona as the protagonist: first with the famous 'Hand of God' goal, then with an epic dribble considered by many to be the best goal in World Cup history. The match was officiated by a Tunisian referee, breaking with European tradition. In France 1998, they faced each other again and drew 2-2 in the round of 16; all the goals came in the first half. The rivalry remains strong, and each encounter adds new chapters to this exciting story. #UpDomingo Stay informed on #A24 🟥🟥🟥 📲 Subscribe to our channel! → / a24com 🖥 Find more news on our website → www.A24.com 👍 Don't forget to follow us on our social media! → Facebook:   / a24com   → Instagram:   / a24noticias   → X:   / a24com   → TikTok:   / a24noticias   → Twitch:   / a24noticias   → WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va5S... → Telegram: https://t.me/s/A24noticias