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Argentina aims to complete a historic unblemished run in the 2026 World Cup final after winning all seven matches, defeating England in the semifinals. Facing Spain at MetLife Stadium, Argentina's high-scoring offense and Spain's nearly flawless defense—having conceded only one goal—set the stage for a notable clash. If Argentina wins, they will set records for most wins in a single tournament and could become the fifth team to win all matches in a World Cup cycle.
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