Argentina has secured its place in another World Cup final after a dramatic victory over England, igniting nationwide celebrations.
According to The Guardian, the atmosphere in Buenos Aires turned into a massive street party, with flags waving, horns honking, and fans dancing.
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The match brought moments of tension, especially when England took an early lead through Anthony Gordon.
The goal silenced the capital briefly, but Argentina fought back and turned the game around.
Football passion remains visible across the country, with Lionel Messi's image on billboards and vehicles draped in national colors.
The upcoming final against Spain is expected to draw millions of fans into the streets of Buenos Aires, mirroring past historic celebrations.
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Before the match, Argentinian war veterans issued a statement urging politicians not to use the sporting event for sovereignty claims over the South Atlantic islands.
They asked fans to honor the memory of soldiers lost during the 1982 conflict.
Despite the historic rivalry, local interactions remained mostly peaceful, though traditional stadium chants referencing England continued in fan zones.
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Now, the responsibility falls on Messi and his teammates to complete the journey as millions prepare to gather at the iconic Obelisk monument.
