LONDON – Twenty-four years after Argentina last reached a World Cup semi-final, their genius was beset by domestic turmoil. On the big day he was accusing his ex-girlfriend of running off with watches and diamond earrings. An international arrest warrant was being sought. But enough about Diego Maradona. His heir, the substantially more stable Lionel…
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