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Barcelona kept finding a way back into the game. PSG kept finding a way to finish it.

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FIFA World Cup · 2026 · Semi-final
Spain's defensive organisation, midfield control and decisive attacking moments secured a 2-0 win over France in the FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-final.
Barcelona kept finding a way back into the game. PSG kept finding a way to finish it.
PSG built a 3–0 half-time lead against Manchester City. City improved after the break, but Maghnes Akliouche’s goal helped PSG hold on for a 4–2 win.
India's equaliser briefly brought them level, but Uruguay's response after a lightning stoppage and their varied attacking contributions showed the challenge of sustaining defensive organisation against a strong opponent.
From a nominal right-sided starting position, Messi remained Argentina’s decisive creative reference, directly influencing all three goals in his final international appearance.
Belgium frustrated France for much of the match before late attacking changes helped turn a 1–0 deficit into a 4–1 comeback, with Désiré Doué, Rayan Cherki and Michael Olise decisive.
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