Pub locals on the Falklands say they're convinced England will 'send the Argentinians back home' with World Cup victory and laugh at their latest claim to the islands

The Falkland Islands have been a British overseas territory since 1833, but Argentina has long claimed sovereignty over the islands, which it refers to as the Malvinas. This dispute led to a brief but intense war between the UK and Argentina in 1982, resulting in a British victory and the deaths of nearly 1,000 people. The issue of sovereignty remains a sensitive topic, with Argentina periodically reiterating its claim to the islands.

Pub locals on the Falklands say they're convinced England will 'send the Argentinians back home' with World Cup victory and laugh at their latest claim to the islands

Pub locals on the Falklands say they are convinced England will 'send the Argentines back' with a World Cup victory, laughing at their latest claims of sovereignty over the islands.