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World Cup 2026
The 2026 World Cup will be held from June 11th to July 19th in the United States, Canada and Mexico. The tournament will feature 48 national teams and will be played in 16 modern stadiums.
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18:12 BST - Full team news should be with us in around 20 minutes - we'll have that here for you once it drops, but a reminder that Morgan Rogers is expected to start for England.
17:47 BST - Both England and Argentina has faced issues with their goalkeepers this tournament, despite Jordan Pickford and Emiliano Martinez usually being reliable on the biggest international stages.
Flashscore has taken a statistical look at their performances this summer.
Read more: The data behind Pickford and Martinez's World Cup struggles
17:42 BST - England and Argentina haven't faced each other for over 20 years - here's how their last few results have gone:
17:35 BST - Likewise, Argentina have some key players of their own to change a game late on - including Giuliano Simeone, who is yet to make his mark in North America.
Read more: The key names from the bench that can make an impact for Argentina
17:33 BST - Flashscore took a look at who could impact the game off the bench for England tonight - with Rogers one of the main threats, until leaks of his starting spot came out.
But could his Aston Villa teammate Ollie Watkins finally have his own role to play?
Read more: Can Aston Villa star Watkins make an impact from the bench for England?
17:23 BST - We have our first bit of leaked team news for the evening, with The Athletic reporting that Morgan Rogers is set to start on the right for England tonight.
17:18 BST - Fans are already arriving at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia:
17:13 BST - Flashscore have been working with former Liverpool and England goalkeeper Chris Kirkland throughout the World Cup, who is giving his expert opinion on the Three Lions' tournament so far.
In our latest chat with the goalkeeper, we looked at the Norway win, a 'cagey affair' with Argentina and how England can try to stop Lionel Messi.
Read more: EXCLUSIVE - Kirkland previews 'cagey' affair between England and Argentina
16:57 BST - England manager Thomas Tuchel is expecting a tight game, with no clear favourite. The German admitted that any team can be beaten, including Argentina and the Three Lions.
"We've prepared for the best version of Argentina. We hope, expect and demand the best from ourselves tomorrow for a top-level match.
"I think every team in the world can be beaten. Argentina can, and so can we. And both teams will try to prove it," he pointed out.
Read more: 'Every team can be beaten' - Tuchel's England ready for Argentina
16:52 BST - Argentina star Rodrigo de Paul spoke to the media ahead of tonight's match, insisting they have treated every fixture as if it were a final.
"Everyone loves playing in a World Cup. Every match is a final; that's always how we've approached it," he said.
"We're facing a team we've never played before, a powerhouse that has done very well in this World Cup, just like the other four teams still here. It's going to be a great match."
Read more: Argentina's De Paul relishing World Cup clash with England
16:50 BST - We've got plenty of content to preview tonight's game, but first take a look at our video ahead of what is expected to be a tight encounter:
16:45 BST - Welcome to Flashscore's Football Tracker, where we'll be bringing you live updates from tonight's semi-final between England and Argentina!
The clash between two historic rivals gets underway at 20:00 BST, and the winner will face Spain in Sunday's final after La Roja beat tournament favourites France last night.