An English newspaper looks at the history of 31 “dirty tricks” that led Argentina to victory over England

English newspapers have continued their attack on Argentina after the 2026 World Cup match between America, Canada and Mexico.

Argentina beat England 2-1 to qualify for 2026 World Cup finalsYesterday, Wednesday, in the Atlanta Stadium in the semi-finals.

After the meeting was over, I got ready The British “Telegraph” newspaper. A report in which it tracked what it called the “dirty tricks” used by Argentina’s team to win against England from start to finish.

The newspaper said Argentina’s players committed 31 dirty tricks, which ranged from violent interventions during the game, attacking England players without the ball, arguing with them or talking to referee Ismail Al-Fath to apply pressure.

However, the most famous stunt the paper followed was Argentina’s players holding up a banner after the match saying the Falkland Islands were Argentine, given the ongoing conflict with the British Kingdom over them.

It is noteworthy that the Argentine national team reached the finals of the World Cup for the seventh time in its history, the second in a row, and the third in the last four games, where it will meet the Spanish national team next Sunday at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.