England v Argentina

It's full time here at Atlanta Stadium and another late show by Argentina sees them beat England 2-1 and reach Sunday's World Cup final! After a low-key and cagey first half, the second burst into life in the 55th minute when Gordon smashed the Three Lions ahead after being picked out by Rogers' pinpoint delivery. Argentina turned the screw after falling behind, and Mac Allister saw a thumping header crash off the inside of the post. But Argentina got themselves level in the 85th minute when Fernandez, who had just seen a shot tipped over the crossbar, bent in a brilliant finish from distance. However, there was to be more late drama. Messi was once again the architect, this time crossing for Fernandez to head home and complete another dramatic World Cup turnaround for Scaloni's side at this year's finals. Argentina will feel they are deserved victors, given they registered an expected goals (xG) total of 1.84 from their 15 attempts to England's tally of 0.53 from just five shots. Argentina will advance for the chance to defend their title at New York New Jersey Stadium on Sunday, with Spain awaiting in what will pit Messi against Yamal for the first time. England, meanwhile, will face France in Saturday's third-place play-off. That is all from this live coverage. Catch you next time!

FULL TIME: ENGLAND 1-2 ARGENTINA

England once again try and pump a long ball into the box but Emiliano Martinez does brillianlty to come and collect when challenged by O'Reilly and Burn. The referee gives a foul against the goalkeeper and that is surely England's World Cup over.

Another needless flashpoint between the two sides erupts as Bellingham brings down Messi deep in his own half. Argentina now looking to slow the game right down and hold on for the win, while England look to try and muster up a miracle.

Pickford's long ball over the top misses every single England forward and Emiliano Martinez collects and falls to the floor and will take his time with getting the play restarted. England need a hero, but will anyone step forward?

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Substitution

Rashford is also thrown on in the England attack for the impressive Spence, who should not be on the losing side today. He has been immense.