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Argentina happy to be in World Cup semifinal, coach Scaloni says

Argentina and England prepare for a World Cup semifinal marked by historical rivalry and tactical battles.

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🇬🇧 English Jul 15, 11:24 UTC
🇪🇸 Spanish Jul 15, 00:43 UTC · La Vanguardia

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The brief

Argentina has advanced to the World Cup semifinals. They are scheduled to face England in a match characterized by a history of bad blood, according to The New York Times.

Coverage from ESPN and BBC focuses on England's preparations. Thomas Tuchel is considering a man-marking strategy for Lionel Messi, while other reports suggest there is no pressure on the England squad.

Upcoming reporting will likely center on the outcome of the match, with FOX Sports providing predictions, odds, and picks for the encounter.

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Quick answers

Who is the coach of England?

According to ESPN, Thomas Tuchel is the coach.

What tactical plan is England considering for Lionel Messi?

England is weighing a man-marking plan for Messi, per ESPN.

How is the history between England and Argentina described?

The New York Times describes it as a bitter history steeped in bad blood.

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