Could England’s World Cup Victory Spark an Unprecedented Bank Holiday?
It won’t be easy though, with Argentina scrapping their way to the semi-final after epic matches against Cape Verde, Egypt and Switzerland.
England needs to get past Lionel Messi, who is still producing magical moments aged 39-years-old at quite possibly at his last World Cup. His eight goals at this year’s tournament have seen him become the all-time top goalscorer with 21 goals, flying past Miroslav Klose’s previous record of 16.
Should they win the semi-final, they will face France, who have arguably the best attack in the tournament, or Spain, who have arguably the best defence in the tournament.
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