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EN DIRECT - Coupe du monde 2026: suivez la finale entre l'Espagne et l'Argentine
Après cinq semaines de compétition, la Coupe du monde connaîtra son épilogue au MetLife Stadium de New York. Un duel au sommet en finale entre l'Espagne et l'Argentine, les deux premières nations au classement FIFA. Lionel Messi peut-il réaliser l'exploit de remporter une deuxième Coupe du monde consécutive, ou le prodige Lamine Yamal offrira-t-il une deuxième étoile à la Roja ? Coup d'envoi à 19h TU. Suivez notre live.
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Feyi-Waboso gives England more bite but there is no ignoring elephant in the room
Returning world-beater has made real difference but Fin Smith laments continuing ill discipline after Argentina win tbzikra.com
The most impressive analysis of England’s fluctuating July fortunes, as is so often the case nowadays, came from their fly-half Fin Smith. Where others choose to obfuscate, deflect or shoot the messenger, the admirably clear‑eyed Smith prefers to tell it as it is. And at the end of a long, draining season, his view is that England are still frustratingly short of where they need to be.
Yes, they beat Argentina 31‑24 on Saturday in a turbulent game containing eight tries and the tightest of finishes. It means they have claimed back-to-back Test wins for the first time since November and, in Manny Feyi-Waboso, they have a genuine world-beater. Equally, though, there can be no ignoring the bright yellow elephant in the dressing room. Four more yellow cards has taken England’s tally to 14 in 10 games, a habit they still seem unable to break.
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Y algunos dudaban de Remco...
Cuando todo parecía tranquilo en Champagnole, la noticia sobre el control antidopaje a Tadej Pogacar y Jonas Vingegaard terminó de agitar el pelotón. En otra jornada cualquiera, quizá la repercusión no hubiese sido la misma; sin embargo, el Plateau de Solaison, la prueba del algodón de la segunda semana, se vislumbraba en el horizonte y los favoritos buscaban optimizar al máximo su rendimiento —algo que se vio condicionado por la sorpresa de la ITA—. Así las cosas, la nota negativa del día la protagonizó el ciclista danés, obligado a abandonar tras sufrir una aparatosa caída que requirió su evacuación en ambulancia. Ahora, tenemos nuevo ganador del Tour.