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Why England's loss to Argentina felt like most painful in 60 years of hurt

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Phil McNulty
Why England's loss to Argentina felt like most painful in 60 years of hurt
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England suffered a painful defeat against Argentina in the World Cup semi-final after a late collapse. Despite leading for much of the match, tactical decisions by coach Thomas Tuchel allowed Argentina to equalize and eventually win in injury time.

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The loss marks another significant disappointment for the English national team, extending their long wait for a major tournament victory.

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Image source, Reuters Image caption, Jude Bellingham and his England team-mates were dejected at the full-time whistle

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The article reports on a sporting event with a focus on tactical analysis and team performance without political or ideological slant.

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