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Mexico’s love-hate relationship with Argentina haunts the team’s World Cup matchup.

The New York Times – Sports:

A legacy has led to success, but not always enough of it.

Raul Vilchis
Author: Raul Vilchis

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Mexico, Soccer, World Cup (Soccer), World Cup 2022 (Soccer)
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