England suffered a heartbreaking end to their World Cup campaign after Lionel Messi inspired a late Argentina comeback to reach back-to-back finals. Follow ESPN's updates.

The British government has urged FIFA to investigate Argentina’s soccer team after players posed with a banner claiming sovereignty over the Falkland Islands

Miami Beach erupted in celebration as Argentina fans took to the streets after their team’s dramatic victory over England, clinching a spot in the World Cup final. The crowds may have dispersed, but the excitement lingers—with fans vowing to return for even bigger parties if Argentina wins on Sunday.

After Wednesday's epic comeback against England, Argentina's attention turns to Sunday's World Cup final against Spain.

The World Cup has already been an exorbitantly expensive event, pricing out many soccer fans. So it's perhaps no surprise that tickets for the final between Argentina and Spain are selling for eye-watering amounts: At the time of publication,

Thomas Tuchel has vowed to stay on as England boss until Euro 2028, and there is a "curse" on his team after crashing out of the World Cup semifinals to Argentina.

After Argentina's 2-1 comeback win over England in the FIFA World Cup semifinal on Wednesday in Atlanta, England midfielder Jude Bellingham was seen slapping Argentina midfielder Valentín Barco in the back of the head while he wasn't looking,

Harry Kane said it's too soon to make a call on whether this is his last World Cup with England, adding that Tuesday's 2-1 World Cup semifinal loss to Argentina was a similar story to other past near-misses.