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WC 2026 ⚽ · 18 July 2026

White House defends Argentina's Falklands banner after England win

White House defends Argentina's Falklands banner after England win

The White House has upheld the Argentinian football team's entitlement to free expression, following their display of a banner asserting their claim over the Falkland Islands. The banner came after their World Cup semi-final victory against England on Wednesday, and could lead to disciplinary action from Fifa.

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