Show Notes
One of international football's biggest rivalries resumes on the World Cup stage as England face Argentina for a place in Sunday's final in New Jersey. England have Kane, but Argentina have Messi. Then there's Maradona in '86, the Falklands War in '82, and the chance for history to be made for both nations. It's one of the biggest games of a generation. Can the Three Lions do it?
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