After Argentina Defeats England in World Cup, Security Boosted for Martinez and Mac Allister

Following Argentina's 1-2 victory over England in the World Cup semi-final, private security was deployed for two days around the homes of Argentine players Lisandro Martinez and Alexis Mac Allister in northwest England due to high fan emotions. Martinez had celebrated by holding a banner reading 'The Malvinas Islands belong to Argentina,' with Mac Allister beside him. Their properties were not vandalized, unlike a mural of England's Marcus Rashford after a 2021 penalty miss. The article notes that Manchester United and Liverpool fans often show indifference to the England national team, with United fans historically chanting 'Argentina' since David Beckham's 1998 red card against Argentina.

First published Aug 4, 02:53 PM UTCUpdated Jul 28, 04:44 PM UTC1 reports · 1 sources

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After Argentina Defeats England in World Cup, Security Boosted for Martinez and Mac Allister虎扑 - 足球Neutral / independentJul 28, 04:44 PM UTC

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