Argentina players celebrate beating England with ‘Falklands are Argentinian’ banner
The banner held by some of Argentina’s players read ‘The Malvinas are Argentine’ in Spanish
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The banner held by some of Argentina’s players read ‘The Malvinas are Argentine’ in Spanish. The islands are administered by the UK but are still claimed by Argentina . With the triumph over the English, the Argentines will face Spain in the World Cup final.
Furthermore, The Three Lions were surpassed by the Argentinians by 2x1 and will compete in the 3rd place of the World Cup.
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The banner held by some of Argentina’s players read ‘The Malvinas are Argentine’ in Spanish
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The islands are administered by the UK but are still claimed by Argentina .
according to The IndependentWith the triumph over the English, the Argentines will face Spain in the World Cup final.
according to MetrópolesThe Three Lions were surpassed by the Argentinians by 2x1 and will compete in the 3rd place of the World Cup.
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