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England desperately wanted to protect its lead as time was winding down in its World Cup semifinal against Argentina. Coach Thomas Tuchel made lineup and strategy changes to build a wall in front of the goal. Argentina and Lionel Messi simply kicked it down. England led 1-0 late in the second half before Messi assisted on goals by Enzo Fernndez in the 85th minute and Lautaro Martinez in the second minute of stoppage time to give Argentina a wild 2-1 victory Wednesday and a spot in the World Cup final against Spain. Tuchel's tactical choices in one of the biggest matchups in one of soccer's biggest rivalries will likely be scrutinized and criticized for years. England missed its chance to return to the World Cup final for the first time since 1966. "They won every header. They kept crossing and crossing. So we went to a back five to close the gaps inside and be stronger in the air," Tuchel said. "Straight after our goal, with no substitutions, we just conceded way too many crosses and way too many chances. So we tried to help," Tuchel said. "But of course the responsibility is on the coach. And if it doesnt go well, its easy to say that it was wrong." Tuchels chess moves couldnt contain Messi, the maestro of Argentinas attacks. In the 38 minutes between England's goal and Argentina's winner, Argentina held a whopping 88% of the possession, according to Opta. It was only the second time this century that a team scored first in a World Cup semifinal and failed to reach the final, according to Opta. The other blown lead was also by England, in 2018 against Croatia. England took the lead on Anthony Gordon's goal in the 55th minute. But Argentina quickly switched the momentum with furious pressure on England's defense. To protect the lead, England drew closer and closer to its own goal, hoping to build the sort of impenetrable wall it had when it held on to beat Mexico in the round of 16 despite being down to 10 players. Tuchel swapped defender Reece James for Dan Burn, and midfielder Declan Rice for defender Nico OReilly in the 82nd minute. "Its disappointing to give up the space that we did in those final 20 minutes," England captain Harry Kane said. "It allowed not just (Messi), but the other players to grow into the game and feel more confident and ping balls into dangerous areas. In the end, it was too much for us to stop." Fernandez struck barely three minutes after the England substitutions, scoring on a precise right-footed strike from just outside the penalty area. Messi set up the play with a pass to his teammate, and England defenders failed to close him down before he ripped the shot that curled past diving goalkeeper Jordan Pickford. The defending champion kept coming and England's wall kept crumbling. Argentina hit the crossbar and missed another header across the mouth of the goal before Martinez sealed it with a close-range header when England defenders lost him on a cross from Messi. "They got tired," Martnez said. "They pressed for 60 minutes and then just ran out of steam. They got their goal and then sat back. That gave us more composure to move the ball around and stretch the pitch." Englands defense had earned plaudits after previous matches, especially for how it hunkered down during the second half of a 3-2 win over Mexico in the round of 16, as El Tri peppered their opponent's back line with cross after cross. But that came as England was down a player due to a 54th-minute red card on Jarell Quansah. Burn, the 6-foot-7 (2-meter) defender who shined during that stand in Mexico City, said Wednesday's approach did not work out. "Off the ball, we defended probably a little bit too deep," Burn said. "With the quality of chances that Argentina were creating, I felt like it was a matter of time. ... To be 10 to 15 minutes away from the World Cup final we really probably should have seen that through." Reporting by The Associated Press.

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A Moroccan sensation reportedly wants a move to Manchester CityEverything seems to be set in motion for Manchester City to make their move to sign Lilles prodigiously talented young midfielder Ayyoub Bouaddi. David Ornstein revealed earlier this week that City are pushing hard to sign the Moroccan international. Now it has been reported that Bouaddi has indicated his willingness to move to the FA Cup and Carabao Cup holders. It is also reported that City are set to submit their opening offer to Lille to sign Bouaddi. Manchester Citys chase to sign another midfielder looks to be gathering pace as they look poised to move for their next midfield target.Ayyoub Bouaddi has reportedly given his approval for a move to Manchester City.Nicol Schira has reported that Manchester City are set to submit their opening offer to sign Ayyoub Bouaddi from Lille in the coming days. Furthermore, Schira reports that Bouaddi has indicated that he is ready to join the FA Cup and Carabao Cup holders. It would seem that City are set to press ahead with their efforts to sign the Moroccan midfielder.City seem poised to make their next big move in the transfer market.It has already been a busy summer for Manchester City. So far, City have signed four players: Elliot Anderson, Pierce Charles, Jeremy Monga and Mathys Detourbet have all been signed by City. Manchester Citys signing of Elliot Anderson is by far and away Citys biggest move of the summer transfer window.If Nicol Schiras report is accurate, Manchester City are poised to make their next big move in the summer transfer window. Lille are demanding 100 million to sell a player who is considered a generational midfield prospect. Manchester Citys bid to improve their midfield has always loomed as a costly process. City couldnt afford to cut corners this summer given that their midfield desperately needed quality added to it. That is exactly how this summer is playing out and Manchester City look like they are ready to make their move to sign Bouaddi.Ayyoub Bouaddi is reportedly keen to join Manchester City and City look set to submit their opening bid to Lille for the Moroccan midfielder in the coming days. It will now be interesting to watch if Citys first offer for Bouaddi is acceptable or if it is a saga that will take time to unfold and reach a conclusion.

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