England on Wednesday have the chance to book their place in the World Cup final for the first time since winning the tournament in 1966, but they must get past the reigning champions Argentina if they are to do so, and pundits are beginning to weigh in.
It is the first competitive meeting between the two nations since the 2002 World Cup, when England won a group-stage meeting 1-0, but there is plenty more on the line here.
