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Four Former Champions Reach FIFA World Cup Semifinals for First Time Since 1990

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Argentina, England, France, and Spain have advanced to the FIFA World Cup semifinals, marking the first time since 1990 that four former champions have reached this stage.
The teams capitalized on their opponents' inexperience and key moments in their respective quarterfinal matches.

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Argentina, England, France, and Spain have advanced to the FIFA World Cup semifinals, marking the first time since 1990 that four former champions have reached this stage. The teams capitalized on their opponents' inexperience and key moments in their respective quarterfinal matches.

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