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The British newspaper The Telegraph gave its opinion on the 2026 World Cup final, celebrated Spain's 1-0 victory and described the Argentine national team as "delinquents". Then, he highlighted that the Rosario native broke down in tears after receiving his runner-up medal after playing, at 39 years old, his last World Cup and concluded: "But no one has to cry for Argentina.".
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The British newspaper The Telegraph gave its opinion on the 2026 World Cup final, celebrated Spain's 1-0 victory and described the Argentine national team as "delinquents".
according to La Nación (AR) — Últimas noticiasThen, he highlighted that the Rosario native broke down in tears after receiving his runner-up medal after playing, at 39 years old, his last World Cup and concluded: "But no one has to cry for Argentina."
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