Argentina’s World Cup built on ‘suffering’ faces its biggest test in England | Pablo Iglesias Maurer

Argentina's journey to the World Cup semi-finals has been marked by resilience and overcoming adversity, with two of their knockout matches stretching into extra time. Their latest victory over Switzerland, secured with two goals in extra time, sets up a daunting clash with England. Coach Lionel Scaloni has consistently reflected on the "suffering" endured by this team as a key part of their legacy, hinting at the emotional and physical toll that has shaped their success. As they face England, the stakes are high, not just for a shot at the final, but to cement their place as a team forged through trials.