​The quarter-finals have concluded, and after a series of gripping clashes, the teams that will battle it out in the World Cup semi-finals are now known. Spain has earned a place in the semi-finals for the first time in 16 years, earning their spot to face France. The clash is set to take place at Dallas Stadium on Tuesday, July 14, with kickoff scheduled for 14:00 Arlington (Texas) time.
On the other side of the bracket, a football classic looms large as England prepares for its third World Cup semi-final appearance, this time against the current world champions, Argentina. That highly anticipated match is slated for Wednesday, July 15, at 15:00 Atlanta time.
These two semi-final matches will determine the two teams that will meet in the tournament’s deciding game on July 19, with the opportunity to lift the Cup in front of fans around the world.
For those curious about translation details, this article was originally translated into English with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence. If you’d like to compare with the original, you can read the version in Spanish here.