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Dreams of “no more years of hurt” turned into a nightmare for England fans as reigning World Cup champion Argentina beat the Three Lions 2-1 in the FIFA World Cup semifinal on Wednesday.
England fans gathered at the Monro Pub in Park Slope, hoping “the boys” would finally lift the 60-year-old curse, advance to the final and bring home the World Cup trophy.
After a contentious first half that featured 19 fouls — seven by England and 12 by Argentina — Anthony Gordon put England ahead in the 55th minute, keeping the dream alive until the 85th minute, when Enzo Fernández scored the equalizer for Argentina. Lautaro Martínez completed the comeback with a smart header in the second minute of stoppage time, giving Argentina a chance to become only the third team in World Cup history to win back-to-back titles when it faces Spain in the final in New Jersey on Sunday.


Isabel Lewis was deeply disappointed but conceded that Argentina was a great team.
“I thought it was coming home this year. But it’s a difficult game,” Lewis said, noting that she was rooting for Spain on Sunday. “They’ve had an incredible run this World Cup. They knocked out France, who were the favorites, and I think it’s time for Spain to shine. So I’m really rooting for them, and I’m looking forward to Argentina getting knocked out.”


A devastated Gayle Clement told Brooklyn Paper she held onto hope until the final seconds, believing England could pull through.
“Argentina’s known for [rallying] at the end, so [England] just got outmatched,” Clement said.
When asked who she was rooting for in the final, she proclaimed, “Definitely not Argentina!”
Heather Willensky, who has supported England for more than 20 years, told Brooklyn Paper she had hoped to see the Three Lions win the World Cup in her lifetime.
“I’m disappointed, but it’s kind of an expected outcome. It’s how England often go out of international tournaments. There was some hope, but I’m not too surprised,” Willensky said.
Milo said it was the first time she had followed the FIFA World Cup. She initially rooted for Mexico but was impressed by England and hoped the team would beat Argentina.
“I was really hoping they would pull it [off]. I was very disappointed, but I think they played a good game. It’s just at the end, Argentina just scored,” Milo said.
Despite the loss, Milo focused on the positive. The psychology major said she loved how soccer created a sense of community and gave people the opportunity to make new friends.
“I just feel like it’s the human experience, and it’s something that we’ve been missing for a while,” Milo said. “Rooting for the same team gives you a sudden feeling of loyalty with the person that you just met two seconds ago. It’s beautiful and it says a lot about us as human beings, and I really enjoyed that.”
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