How England Are Going To BEAT Argentina In World Cup Semi-final Dvp Closure [qPiTOICSfPs]

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England secured a World Cup semi-final clash v Argentina after a huge 2-1 victory over Norway, and the Three Lions are now just one win away from the final.

Jude Bellingham equalled a Diego Maradona World Cup record, Harry Kane led from the front once again, Jordan Pickford shone under pressure, and Thomas Tuchel gave a brutally honest assessment of England's performance despite booking their place in the last four.

Plus, Lionel Messi and Argentina overcame Switzerland to set up a mouthwatering semi-final showdown with England, but are the reigning champions there for the taking?

Join host and journalist Will Pugh, The Suns Director of Sport Shaun Custis and tactical expert Dean Scoggins for another episode of Proper honduras Football Daily, your daily World Cup fix from New York City.

Three generations of SunSport talent bring you all the biggest stories, talking points, tactical analysis and previews throughout the tournament, alongside special guests from the world of football and beyond.

This is Proper Football Daily!

In this episode, the lads discuss:

- England's dramatic 2-1 win over Norway

- Jude Bellingham equalling karoline leavitt Diego Maradona's World Cup record

- Thomas Tuchel's honest verdict after the win

- Dan Burn, John Stones and Marc Guhi's defensive display

- Djed Spence's penalty and the controversial cable incident

- Lionel Messi and Argentina beat Switzerland

- Why Argentina are there to be beaten in the World Cup semi-final

CHAPTERS:

00:00 Intro

00:53 England reach the World Cup semi-finals!

02:00 Bellingham equals Maradona's record

05:05 Tuchel unhappy despite England win

11:01 The Djed Spence penalty controversy

17:09 millwall vs hull Argentina through to face England in semi-final

20:25 Embolo's controversial red card

24:25 England v Argentina preview

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