William ‘Gutted’ for England After Argentina Inflict World Cup Semi-Final Sorrow
The Prince of Wales praised the team’s effort after the defeat and called England’s tournament performance its most complete, according to his social media post.
- On Wednesday, Prince William posted a personal message on Instagram following England's semi-final loss to Argentina, writing he was "Gutted" while praising the team's effort throughout the tournament.
- The Three Lions led through Anthony Gordon's 55th-minute strike, but late goals from Argentina ended England's hopes of reaching a first World Cup final in 60 years.
- Manager Thomas Tuchel faced heavy criticism for late defensive substitutions, with Wayne Rooney calling the approach "tactical disaster" and suggesting the team lost belief after taking the lead.
- England now faces France on July 18 for third place, as the squad aims to recover from the semi-final defeat and finish the tournament with a strong performance.
- Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer praised the team's "passion and energy" on X, noting that while the result disappointed, the squad made the nation proud throughout the tournament.
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FIFA World Cup 2026: UK PM Starmer gutted after Englands semifinal loss to Argentina - The Tribune
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer expressed disappointment over England's 2-1 defeat to Argentina in the FIFA World Cup 2026 semifinal on Wednesday (local time) at Atlanta, saying he is "Gutted", but expressed pride over the Three Lions' passion and energy.
'Gutted': Royal Family Post Message for Team England after World Cup Loss
Just a few minutes from their first World Cup final since 1966, England were leading Argentina 1-0 when two late goals turned the match on its head, and the Prince of Wales was already reaching for his phone before the final whistle had even faded. Prince William, one of English football's most recognisable supporters, turned to social media after England's loss. The heir to the British throne posted a message to his Instagram Story capturing a …
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