By Andrew Cawthorne June 2 (Reuters) - Dripping talent and forged by success, Argentina aim to become the first men's team to retain the World Cup since Brazil in 1962 and the only nation to do so entirely outside their own region.

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The Under-20 Women's National Team secured their spot in the World Cup of the category this Sunday (22), by thrashing Argentina 4-0 in the fourth round of the final stage of the South American Championship. Evelin, Clarinha, Brendha, and Carioca scored the ...

The road to the 2026 World Cup is almost over as the 48 teams that will participate in the most-awaited soccer tournament in the world have now announced all their rosters. Mauricio Pochettino announced the USMNT roster last week,

© Marcelo Endelli, Harry Murphy, & Rafal Oleksiewicz/Getty ImagesLionel Messi (L) of Argentina, Vinicius Junior (M) of Brazil, and Cristiano Ronaldo (R) of Portugal ...

Argentina’s 28-year title drought was ended at the Maracana. Di Maria’s goal in the 21st minute was the difference as Messi finally got his hands on the elusive international trophy. Argentina's Lionel Messi, center, holds the trophy as he celebrates ...