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Falkland Islands row 'could be put lid on' in just hours as England stars to face Messi
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The Falkland Islands have been a point of contention between the UK and Argentina for decades, with the two countries having gone to war over the islands in 1982. The dispute has occasionally flared up in the context of sporting events, particularly those involving English and Argentine teams. The World Cup match between England and Argentina may therefore be seen as a high-profile opportunity for diplomatic tensions to be eased or exacerbated.
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Falkland Islands row 'could be put lid on' in just hours as England stars to face Messi
Tonights World Cup showdown may carry significance beyond the pitch.
15 Jul, 12:18