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England Players Still Carrying World Cup 'Scar,' Says Saka

Winger Bukayo Saka says the team has not shaken off the pain of its semi-final exit to Argentina.

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England winger Bukayo Saka says the national team is still carrying the emotional weight of its heartbreaking World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina, according to the BBC.

Saka described the loss as a "scar" that has stayed with the squad, suggesting the disappointment of falling short at the tournament continues to motivate the players as they look ahead to future competitions.

The semi-final exit marked a painful chapter for an England side that had entered the tournament with high expectations, and Saka's comments reflect the lingering impact such defeats can have on a squad's collective mindset.

England's players and coaching staff have periodically referenced the World Cup disappointment as a source of motivation, with Saka's latest remarks reinforcing that the experience remains a point of reflection for the team.

The BBC report did not specify further comments from Saka on England's preparations for upcoming fixtures or how the squad plans to address the lessons drawn from the tournament exit.

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