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England’s TOTAL COLLAPSE as Messi Claims Another Victim | World Cup Day 32

England's TOTAL COLLAPSE. Five minutes from a first World Cup final in 60 years, England surrendered their lead and Lionel Messi struck twice at the death with two assists to send Argentina through 2-1. Messi claims another victim as the champions reach a SECOND straight final. Full semi-final breakdown below. England did everything right for 85 minutes. Anthony Gordon fired the Three Lions ahead early in the second half, they'd contained Messi, and a place in the final was in their grasp. Then they sat back, and it cost them everything. Messi, quiet all afternoon, came alive in the closing minutes: first drawing England's defenders and releasing Enzo Fernandez to smash home an 85th-minute equaliser, then drifting to the right wing to whip in a pinpoint cross that substitute Lautaro Martinez headed in during stoppage time. Two goals in six minutes, both made by Messi, and England's 60-year wait for a final goes on in the most agonising way imaginable. Argentina — the death-defying defending champions who have now survived scare after scare this tournament — march on to face Spain in New Jersey on Sunday, chasing a feat no nation has managed since Brazil in 1962: back-to-back World Cups. I break down England's fatal retreat, Messi's decisive cameo, and what it sets up in the final. ⏱️ CHAPTERS Hello: 00:00 England vs Argentina: 00:42 🔔 Subscribe for daily World Cup 2026 coverage: 📲Follow for BONUS content on these platforms: https://www.instagram.com/Rabona.TV https://www.tiktok.com/@rabonatv Check out The 90th Minute’s Daily show, Match Day: https://www.youtube.com/@The90thMinute #WorldCup2026 #Messi #Argentina World Cup 2026, England vs Argentina, England 1-2 Argentina, England collapse, England bottle it, Messi late assists, Lionel Messi, Enzo Fernandez goal, Lautaro Martinez goal, Anthony Gordon goal, Argentina World Cup final, Argentina back to back, defending champions, Spain vs Argentina, World Cup 2026 final, England 60 year wait, La Albiceleste, Three Lions, World Cup semifinal recap