Falklands row 'could be settled at England's World Cup clash TONIGHT', says BBC's John Simpson - as Argentina's vice-president urges Messi's team to 'claim what's ours'

Amid England's high-stakes World Cup semi-final against Argentina, tensions are high due to the longstanding political dispute over the Falkland Islands. BBC's John Simpson suggests that tonight's match could serve as an unexpected venue for resolving this contentious issue. Argentina's vice-president has even urged the national team to "claim what's ours," highlighting the deep-seated emotions and historical grievances that both sports and politics bring to the fore. This clash isn't just about football but also reflects broader geopolitical tensions that could resonate far beyond the pitch.