Argentina to return by helicopter to Casa Rosada after World Cup win over England The Argentina national team, fresh from a 2-1 victory over England in the World Cup group stage, will arrive in Buenos Aires on Tuesday via a special Aerolíneas Argentinas flight. After landing at Ezeiza Airport, the players will be transported by helicopter to the Casa Rosada, as confirmed by Security Minister Alejandra Monteoliva, who has already begun coordinating with federal forces and the Buenos Aires city government.

What happened with the return operation? Minister Monteoliva met on Friday with federal forces, Casa Militar, and the Buenos Aires Security Department to plan the operation. The goal is to ensure security during the players' transfer, which is expected to draw massive crowds to Plaza de Mayo, regardless of the outcome in the final against Spain.

When will the World Cup holiday be decided? The Casa Rosada has not ruled out declaring a holiday or day off next Monday if Argentina wins the final. The decision will be announced on Sunday, after the match against Spain. Meanwhile, Aerolíneas Argentinas has announced a third special flight to New York for fans wishing to attend the final.

How did Argentina perform in their last match? Argentina enters this game with an impressive five-game winning streak, including their 2-1 victory over England on July 15. Their next match will be the final against Spain on July 19 in the United States.