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World Cup 2026: Stay Alert Against Battle Hardened Argentina –Del Bosque Warns Spain

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Former Spain manager Vicente del Bosque has warned the national team against taking Argentina lightly in the FIFA World Cup 2026 final, describing them as a “real nuisance” and highlighting their tactical discipline. Del Bosque acknowledged Spain’s tournament edge but urged caution based on Argentina’s fighting spirit and experience. Read Also:World Cup 2026: Winners To [...]

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