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Lamine Yamal Thinks France, Not Spain, Should Be Worried About World Cup Semifinals

Spain has advanced to the World Cup final after defeating France in a highly anticipated semifinal clash in Dallas.

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Newsylist detected this story across 2 language editions of the world's news.

🇬🇧 English Jul 11, 18:29 UTC
🇪🇸 Spanish Jul 13, 06:44 UTC · Cadena SER

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Spain secured a place in the World Cup final by defeating France, with goals from Oyarzabal and Porro. The match took place in Dallas and featured a high-profile battle between Lamine Yamal and Kylian Mbappe.

Coverage from The Guardian and ESPN emphasizes Spain's ability to shut down the French offense, while Reuters and Goal.com previously highlighted the psychological buildup, including Lamine Yamal's claims regarding which team should be worried and Ibrahima Konate's response to those comments. Spain now prepares for the World Cup final.

Coverage does not specify the opponent they will face in the championship match.

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Who scored for Spain in the semifinal?

Oyarzabal and Porro scored the goals that sent Spain to the final.

Where was the semifinal match held?

The match took place at Dallas Stadium in Dallas.

What was the mood of the French team leading up to the game?

According to The Guardian and Reuters, France sought revenge for a Euro exit and aimed to put the past behind them as they faced Spain.

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