Argentina are through to the final of the football festival in North America after a late 2-1 win over England this morning. 

The defending champions were trailing with five minutes to go before Enzo Fernandez and Lautaro Martinez scored to send them to their second final in a row.

Argentina will next take on Spain in the final on Monday morning. 

England, meanwhile, will have to settle for Sunday’s third place playoff against France.

The result also means the Three Lions have failed to reach the final since last winning the trophy all the way back in 1966.

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The German FA is reportedly refusing to sign a letter supporting Gianni Infantino’s bid to be re-elected as head of the football governing body.

This, following allegations of political interference by Donald Trump to overturn a suspension on a USA player at the football festival.

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In other developments… 

RB Leipzig have reportedly decided not to sell Yan Diomande this summer, after no one met the Bundesliga club’s 100 million euros asking price, despite interest from Real Madrid, Man City and Chelsea.

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Elsewhere, Serie A side Roma are said to be eyeing a loan move for Real Madrid forward Endrick, who had a decent loan spell at Lyon last season.

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And, the European Broadcasting Union has come up with new guidelines for the coverage of live athletics events featuring women.

This comes amid complaints that some of the camera angles commonly used were inappropriate and were deliberately sexualizing the female athletes.