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Alvarez's 112th-minute goal helps lift Argentina past Switzerland 3-1 and into World Cup semifinals

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Julian Alvarez scored a long-range goal in the 112th minute to give Argentina a 3-1 extra-time victory over Switzerland in the World Cup quarterfinal held in Kansas City. The win sends defending champion Argentina into the semifinals, where they will face England.

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{"Argentina played Switzerland in a World Cup quarterfinal match.","The game went into extra time after a 1-1 draw.","Julian Alvarez scored from far out in the 112th minute.","Argentina won 3-1 and will play England in the semifinals."}

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{"This victory keeps Argentina's hopes alive for a second straight World Cup title.","It also sets up a highly anticipated semifinal against England."}

In brief
Who scored the winning goal for Argentina?
Julian Alvarez scored the goal in the 112th minute.
What was the final score of the match?
Argentina beat Switzerland 3-1.
Who will Argentina face in the semifinals?
Argentina will play England in the semifinals.
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While most outlets reported the match result and Alvarez's goal, the New York Post highlighted a controversial VAR decision that favored Argentina, NPR emphasized Messi's role and the team's repeated close calls, and Fox News focused on Switzerland's historic quarterfinal appearance and Argentina's offensive struggles.

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    New York Poststresses a controversial VAR decision that helped Argentina
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    Messi and close calls

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    NPR Newshighlights Messi's leadership and Argentina's repeated near‑misses
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    Switzerland's historic run

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    Fox News Latestnotes Switzerland's first quarterfinal since 1954 and Argentina's offensive issues
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    ESPNframes the win as another survival, setting up an England semifinal
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