Enzo Fernández delivered a standout, if combative, performance as Argentina beat England in Wednesday's World Cup semi-final in Atlanta, scoring a late equaliser and dominating possession despite struggling defensively. His display has renewed speculation over his Chelsea future, with the midfielder widely seen as keen on a move to Spain and Real Madrid reportedly still interested despite the club's public denial.

Fernández clashed early with Manchester City's Elliot Anderson but escaped punishment, then took control in the second half, completing 98% of his passes and making 104 touches before curling in a 25-yard equaliser in the 85th minute. Chelsea are said to want £120m for the 25-year-old, a fee considered too high, while Real Madrid, who have already signed Marc Cucurella this summer, are expected to watch closely when Fernández faces Spain's midfield in Sunday's final.