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2026 World Cup: a final four worthy of the greatest

All four semi-finalists have already lifted the world trophy.
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2026 World Cup: a final four worthy of the greatest
2026 World Cup: a final four worthy of the greatest
14.07.26 FT World Cup
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The 2026 World Cup semi-finals bring together four giants of world football. Argentina, France, Spain, and England all share one thing in common: each has already won the World Cup.

This scenario is truly remarkable. You have to go back to 1990 to find the last time all four semi-finalists were former world champions—a feat that had only happened once before, in 1970. Among these four teams still in the hunt, Argentina stands as the most decorated nation, boasting three titles (1978, 1986, and 2022). France follows with two (1998 and 2018), while Spain (2010) and England (1966) have each claimed the trophy once.

The semi-final fixtures will see France take on Spain, while Argentina face England. No matter the outcome, the final will feature teams well accustomed to the grandest stage in world football.

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