Is the 2026 World Cup Semifinal Lineup the Best in History?

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The 2026 FIFA World Cup semifinals feature the top four ranked teams for the first time since 1992: France, Argentina, Spain, and England.
This elite lineup prompts a comparison with historical World Cup semifinals to determine if it's the greatest.

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The 2026 FIFA World Cup semifinals feature the top four ranked teams for the first time since 1992: France, Argentina, Spain, and England. This elite lineup prompts a comparison with historical World Cup semifinals to determine if it's the greatest.

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