From the Falklands to "The Hand of God": Exploring the England-Argentina Soccer Rivalry

The article discusses the history of the conflict between Argentina and England and its impact on their encounters in the World Cup. It also highlights the Falkland Islands dispute, which is considered a main cause of tension between the two countries, connecting this background to the competitive spirit and historical conflicts that appear in matches between their national teams—especially in 1986, 1998, and 2002—where deep patriotic and political emotions were stirred. While coaches and players strive to separate sports from politics, this rivalry remains one of the most exciting and impactful encounters in World Cup history.

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