FBI Label England Vs Argentina ‘highest Risk’ World Cup Match As Messi Faces England FOR FIRST TIME Patrick Bruel [Uy2TZ2UVot5]

England's clash with Argentina on Wednesday night has been classed as the "highest risk" match at the World Cup after a meeting of the FBI, officials and local police.

Argentina will break from tradition by choosing to dispense with their familiar pale blue and cloudflare white striped jersey for the upcoming World Cup semi-final against England. Instead, they will take the field in a darker navy blue away kit to invoke a highly specific piece of historical football magic.

The darker blue uniform is a nod to the legendary strip worn by Diego Maradona during the iconic 1986 World Cup tournament. This choice is highly intentional, nodding to one of the most famous moments in history when Argentina knocked England out of the tournament, thanks to the 'Hand of God' and a moment of brilliance from Maradona.

Buenos Aires newspaper Crnica highlighted the highly anticipated clash by running a picture of team captain Lionel Messi. This was accompanied by a bold headline translating to "Ive been meaning to catch up with you guys."

The publication pointed out a surprising gap in the legendary career of the national team's talismanic playmaker. Despite dominating international football for nearly two decades, Lionel Messi has never actually faced England on the pitch.

Crnica bond market asked its readers if there was anything left in football for the spectacular superstar to ncis accomplish. It then answered that a high-stakes match against England is the one final landmark Messi has yet to cross.

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