​Argentina supporters in Buenos Aires reveled in their FIFA World Cup triumph over England, burning flags and parading a coffin draped in the Union Jack through the city’s streets.Wednesday’s game reignited a rivalry that had lain dormant for two decades, as the world champions pressed on toward a fourth World Cup title by breaking English hearts — and they couldn’t have been more jubilant.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementArgentina built on tournament victories in 1986 and 1998 by finding the net in stoppage time to eliminate the Three Lions. Lautaro Martinez headed home the decisive goal after Anthony Gordon had put England ahead in the second half, via The Mirror.Who is the referee for the Spain vs France FIFA World Cup semifinal?Fans burn an England flag as they celebrate Argentina’s victory over England following the 2026 FIFA World Cup semi-final football match at the Obelisk in Buenos Aires on July 15, 2026. (Photo by Luis ROBAYO / AFP via Getty Images)The grudge match carried significant political undertones, with the Falklands War remaining a deep source of resentment among the South Americans. Their players have repeatedly referenced the conflict throughout the tournament, and Argentines back home took immense satisfaction in defeating England.During celebrations in the capital, supporters were photographed setting English flags ablaze, while a coffin wrapped in a Union Jack was carried through the streets as thousands poured out to celebrate.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementEngland manager Thomas Tuchel has faced fierce criticism for his tactical approach, particularly after the Three Lions took the lead. They shifted to a far more defensive setup, with his substitutions seeing several defenders introduced in an attempt to protect the advantage.Lionel Messi grew increasingly influential, and after Enzo Fernandez leveled on 85 minutes, Argentina relentlessly attacked the England goal before sealing their winner deep into stoppage time.To listen to the latest episode of ‘All Out Soccer’ – CLICK HEREThe eight-time Ballon d’Or holder has his sights set on a second World Cup triumph, which would further solidify his legendary status.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementHe also made reference to those back home in Argentina who are facing difficult circumstances, expressing his hope that this achievement would bring them some happiness.”We are proud and happy to be able to give this to the people, we know that the World Cups are special for us,” he said. “We forget all the bad things we have to go through, there are people who have a hard time, who don’t have a job, who don’t make ends meet, it’s our life, what we’ve always had to deal with, it’s beautiful to be able to give this joy to them.”We Argentinians always demand more. If we had lost to England today, there would have been people saying stupid things, and we didn’t give them the chance… we knew that we were better than them at football, but it’s still special because