Ahead of the World Cup semi-final against England, some Argentina fans in Buenos Aires turn to superstition in an effort to influence the team’s luck. Multiple reports describe supporters carrying out pre-match rituals tied to captain Harry Kane being “on ice.” The practice involves placing Kane’s name in a freezer as part of their belief that it will help Argentina perform better in the match. Fans also repeat other personal routines they regard as bringing good fortune to the national team. These actions reflect a broader pattern of match-day beliefs among supporters, where symbolic gestures are intended to affect outcomes on the pitch. The reports present the rituals as fan-led superstition rather than any formal effort by teams or officials. The World Cup semi-final match against England is the immediate context for the activities, with supporters using familiar traditions and repeatable practices in the hours leading up to kickoff. The accounts focus on how fans interpret the superstition as a way to stay confident and maintain momentum for the tournament’s final stages.