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England suffer World Cup semi-final heartbreak with late loss to Argentina

England endure World Cup semi-final heartbreak against Argentina - live reaction

England 1-2 Argentina: Anthony Gordon had given the Three Lions a second-half lead before Enzo Fernandez equalised on 86 minutes and Lautaro Martinez snatched victory in injury time

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