‘Knocking you out was a huge joy’: reliving the dramas of England v Argentina in 1998 and 2002

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The footballing rivalry between England and Argentina is rooted in a complex and tumultuous history that extends beyond the sport, with the two nations having a long and often contentious past. The two countries have been on opposite sides of several significant events, including the British invasions of Argentina in the early 19th century. This historical context has contributed to a fierce and enduring rivalry on the pitch, with matches between the two teams often being highly charged and dramatic.

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The Guardian

‘Knocking you out was a huge joy’: reliving the dramas of England v Argentina in 1998 and 2002

How Diego Simeone, Michael Owen and Glenn Hoddle remember the two classic World Cup matches between historical rivals Amid the acrimony, the wars, the deep history going back to the British invasions of 1806 and 1807, the hand of God and the boot of Beckham, there is also an acknowledgment from those closest to the struggle that England and Argentina make perfect footballing sparring partners. Described as the only t…