Seven arrested in London as England's World Cup dream ends in defeat to Argentina

Seven people were arrested in London as England's World Cup dream died with a 2-1 defeat to Argentina, sparking clashes between fans outside the stadium in Atlanta and a political firestorm back home. Business Secretary Peter Kyle called for an inquiry, saying: 'FIFA need to really take the action that deserves to happen,' after Argentina players displayed a banner referencing the Falklands, prompting fury in Britain and calls for their visas to be revoked. The defeat also triggered questions about the future of head coach Thomas Tuchel, who was branded a 'German spy' by former England star Gary Lineker in a joke after the semi-final exit. New footage emerged suggesting why Jude Bellingham slapped Argentina substitute Valentin Barco on the back of the head following the loss. Amid the fallout, England now face France in the third-place play-off, dubbed the 'Bronze final'. Off the pitch, the summer transfer window continues with Arsenal confirming a done deal and an agreement for Tzolis, while Manchester United are in a battle for Kone. Liverpool have confirmed Jeremy Jacquet's shirt number as the club begins the Andoni Iraola era.