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World Cup Final Set: Argentina stunned England 2-1 in Atlanta, with Lionel Messi driving the comeback via two assists and late goals from Enzo Fernández and Lautaro Martínez—setting a Sunday final vs Spain. Falklands Flashpoint: The “Las Malvinas son Argentinas” banner sparked calls for Argentina to be banned and raised FIFA disciplinary fears, keeping politics tangled with the sport. Rivalry Fallout: Reports of clashes between Argentina and England supporters followed the match, with tensions spilling beyond the stadium. Messi Viral Moment: Players were seen inspecting Jordan Pickford’s penalty notes on his water bottle—unused after Argentina won in normal time. Publishing & Culture Link: Argentina’s Buenos Aires International Book Fair director Ezequiel Martinez joined Korea’s K-Fellowship, signaling fresh cross-border ties in literature and publishing. Music Industry: Warner Chappell promoted David Goldsen to EVP, A&R, underscoring continued Latin-adjacent talent focus.

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