Who will win the World Cup? The view from the semi-finalists

Here is the latest breaking news from around the world: Who will win the World Cup? The view from the semi-finalistsImage caption, France (1), Spain (3), England (4) and Argentina (2) are the top four teams in Fifa's rankingsByAndy CryerBBC Sport senior journalistPublished1 hour agoThe World Cup is now at the business end. One of France, Spain, Argentina or England will be crowned world champions on Sunday in New York.

Is France against Spain on Tuesday in the semis the real final, as many are suggesting? Can Argentina become just the third team to defend their title? Will England end 60 years of hurt?

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Sport has spoken to journalists and fans from the countries involved to see what they think is going to happen. We also want to know what you think, so please comment below. What information do we collect from this quiz?

'This could be England's summer' - the view from SpainGuillem Balague, Spanish journalist: Spain - the best team. France - the best player and the most frightening attack. Argentina - the best idea: doing more with less than anyone else.

England - two world-class players on form. All four semi-finalists have what is needed to win the tournament. If Spain take the ball off France and stop their counters - plus if they are more efficient than they have been - they have a very good chance of making it to the final.

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But they have to play the perfect game, with the perfect (or a very good) Lamine Yamal. Argentina will try to make the game against England uneventful, and then wait for a moment of brilliance from Lionel Messi or Julian Alvarez. But they have been playing with fire.

England are still trying to find their identity but they have a huge amount of personality and two world-class stars. A final of Spain v England would be incredible. And in a way a win-win for me, but I would like England to win a World Cup soon.

This could be the summer. Spanish fans in the United States:Lionel: France will be tough but I think we can beat them and, if we do, we have a strong chance. We are strong in attack and strong in defence.

The development has drawn wide international attention, with diplomatic circles watching closely.