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Argentina came from behind to beat England 2-1 and reach World Cup final
Argentina scored twice in stoppage time to beat England 2-1 in a World Cup semifinal at Atlanta Stadium on Wednesday. The team will face Spain in the final at MetLife Stadium on Sunday.
Jul 15, 8:57 PM·1m read5 sources
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Argentina defeated England 2-1 at Atlanta Stadium on Wednesday to advance to the World Cup final. The match produced few chances in the first half, with 11 fouls in the opening 24 minutes and a combined expected goals total of 0.08 for both teams by halftime, ESPN reported. England took the lead after the break when Anthony Gordon finished a cross from Morgan Rogers.
Argentina equalized when Enzo Fernández scored from outside the box after Alexis Mac Allister's header struck the post. Lionel Messi delivered a cross that Lautaro Martínez headed in for the winner. ESPN attributed both Argentine goals to stoppage time.
Argentina will face Spain at New York/New Jersey Stadium on Sunday. ESPN assigned Messi a player rating of 9 out of 10 for the match.
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