Before the semifinal matches, all predictions indicated that the cup would be between France and England. After the two matches, everyone agreed on the 100% deserved qualification of Spain and Argentina. If the arrival of the Matador (the main bullfighter who slays the bull) is credited to his coach Luis de la Fuente, who spent four years as the team's coach, prepared them, understood them, and made them understand his method, winning the 2023 UEFA Nations League and the 2024 UEFA European Championship. He understood the style and capabilities of his players and designed his plan and execution methods accordingly. Lamine Yamal, the exciting and skillful midfielder Rodri, Robz, Moro, and the rest of the stars succeeded in interacting with the tactic that begins with keeping the net unshaken, then searching for goals with strategic patience. The net has shaken only once so far, and the Matador deserved to reach the final.

As for the Tango dancers, their performance resembles a dance distinguished by skill and excitement, led by the elegant coach Lionel Scaloni since 2018. He still holds the title of the last World Cup in Qatar, and on Sunday he will defend his title through his team led by the icon, the king of titles and hearts, Lionel Messi, who broke all records and did on Thursday night against England what his teammate Maradona did four decades ago, if not more. The post and the English goalkeeper stood in his way several times and saved his team from a historic defeat, behind which was its engineer Messi, supported by Scaloni and other stars like Martinez, Lautaro, Enzo, Julian, and the brilliant defender Lisandro, the Manchester United star. The match was a lesson in how to create an event on a big and historic day like the Argentine Thursday night, in which the Latin blue put an end to attempts to disrupt him with excuses of the failures and the frustrated. Everyone agreed on the entitlement of the Tango dancers, who danced on England's wounds once again.

Here it must be noted that the Saudi national team is the only one that has defeated the reigning champion in both World Cups so far, with goals from Shahri Saleh and Salem Al-Dosari against one goal for Argentina by their historic captain Messi. So will this Saudi advantage continue, or will Spain catch up and put an end to Argentina's launch?