Argentina risk huge FIFA punishment as players display Falklands sign when celebrating win over England - talkSPORT

negation mismatch

A: Nigel Farage demands Royal Navy is beefed up immediately after Argentina's brutal Falklands jibe at World Cup.

B: Nigel Farage has demanded Britain needs to build up the Royal Navy immediately after Argentina unfurled a "Las Malvinas son Argentinas" flag just moments after knocking England out of the World Cup.As jubilant players celebrated their dramatic 2-1 semi-final victory, cameras captured several members of the South American squad posing with the banner, which translates as "The Falkland Islands are Argentine."The jibe has sparked outrage among Britons, including Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, who took to X to brand the move "disgusting" and called for the UK to increase the size of the Royal Navy.He wrote: "Whilst I am disgusted at the behaviour of some Argentinian players last night, the most important thing to do is build up the Royal Navy quickly." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The archipelago was first reached by English explorers more than a century before Argentina became an independent state.The Falklands had no permanent population before the British arrived.LATEST...

negation mismatch

A: Nigel Farage demands Royal Navy is beefed up immediately after Argentina's brutal Falklands jibe at World Cup.

B: Argentina has accused the Royal Navy of a "military incursion" into its waters just hours after the World Cup semi-final.Last night, the Argentine Foreign Ministry issued a furious statement revealing it had lodged a "formal note of protest" with the British embassy over the movements of HMS Medway.The vessel, which was "illegally stationed in the Malvinas Islands", had made its way into Argentina's waters earlier this month without telling the Argentines, the statement claimed."The Argentine Government firmly rejects this British military incursion into areas under Argentine jurisdiction," it bristled.

negation mismatch

A: Nigel Farage has demanded Britain needs to build up the Royal Navy immediately after Argentina unfurled a "Las Malvinas son Argentinas" flag just moments after knocking England out of the World Cup.As jubilant players celebrated their dramatic 2-1 semi-final victory, cameras captured several members of the South American squad posing with the banner, which translates as "The Falkland Islands are Argentine."The jibe has sparked outrage among Britons, including Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, who took to X to brand the move "disgusting" and called for the UK to increase the size of the Royal Navy.He wrote: "Whilst I am disgusted at the behaviour of some Argentinian players last night, the most important thing to do is build up the Royal Navy quickly." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The archipelago was first reached by English explorers more than a century before Argentina became an independent state.The Falklands had no permanent population before the British arrived.LATEST...

B: Andrew Griffith has demanded Fifa take immediate action against the Argentinian football team after they paraded a banner claiming ownership of the Falklands following their defeat of England in last night's World Cup semifinal.

negation mismatch

A: Nigel Farage has demanded Britain needs to build up the Royal Navy immediately after Argentina unfurled a "Las Malvinas son Argentinas" flag just moments after knocking England out of the World Cup.As jubilant players celebrated their dramatic 2-1 semi-final victory, cameras captured several members of the South American squad posing with the banner, which translates as "The Falkland Islands are Argentine."The jibe has sparked outrage among Britons, including Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, who took to X to brand the move "disgusting" and called for the UK to increase the size of the Royal Navy.He wrote: "Whilst I am disgusted at the behaviour of some Argentinian players last night, the most important thing to do is build up the Royal Navy quickly." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The archipelago was first reached by English explorers more than a century before Argentina became an independent state.The Falklands had no permanent population before the British arrived.LATEST...

B: Britain has long protected its claim over the South Atlantic archipelago, which was settled by explorers from the UK more than a century before Argentina existed...