Pedro Porro’s goal sealed Spain’s impressive 2-0 win over France in their World Cup semi-final (FIFA via Getty)
Spain will play England or Argentina in the final on Sunday (Picture: Hector Vivas – FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)
Rodri before Spain’s World Cup semi-final win over France (Picture: Getty)
William Saliba was forced off with a back injury in France’s 2-0 defeat to Spain (AFP via Getty)
Tuchel could have a big decision to make in midfield (Picture: Richard Sellers/Sportsphoto/Allstar via Getty Images)
Didier Deschamps questioned FIFA’s decision to appoint Salvadoran referee Ivan Barton for the World Cup semi-final (EPA)
France went out of the World Cup with a whimper (Picture: Shaun Botterill/Getty Images)
New Manchester United signing Youri Tielemans (Picture: Getty)
Norway insist the ball hit one of Spidercam’s cables in the build up to England’s equaliser (Reuters)
Argentina World Cup star Alexis Mac Allister (Picture: Getty)
Scaloni considering a major change to his team (Picture: FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)
Arsenal must have a ‘special’ talent in mind to replace Leandro Trossard, says Martin Keown (Picture: talkSPORT)
Messi has never taken to the pitch against England (Picture: Getty)
Diego Maradona Jr. in action for Napoli in a charity match earlier this year (Picture: Getty Images)
England must look to ‘exploit’ Argentina icon Lionel Messi, says Jamie Caragher (Picture: Sky Sports)
Lionel Messi will be Argentina’s chief threat against England (Picture: Getty Images)
Ex-Leeds winger Mike Grella criticised England’s World Cup performance despite them securing a place in the semi-finals (Pictures: Getty Images)
Xabi Alonso is the new man in charge at Chelsea (Picture: Getty)
Eddie Howe is seeing his squad rebuilt this summer (Picture: Getty Images)
Ayyoub Bouaddi could become the ‘best in the world’, says Manchester United hero Dwight Yorke (Picture: Getty)
One England star has fallen down the pecking order, according to Alan Shearer (Picture: Getty Images)
Lionel Messi has been rolling back the years at the World Cup (Picture: Getty)
Ex-England skipper John Terry has backed the Three Lions to bring it home (Picture: Piers Morgan Uncensored)