Could Argentina face action after post-final trouble?
Summary
Argentina may face a FIFA investigation after violent incidents involving their players and staff following their loss to Spain in the World Cup final. The altercations happened just after the match ended, and FIFA will review official reports before deciding on possible suspensions or fines.Key Facts
- Argentina had already faced potential action for showing a banner about the Falkland Islands during the semi-final.
- After losing 1-0 to Spain, some Argentine players and staff got into fights with Spanish players on the field.
- Leandro Paredes was initially thought to be red-carded for pushing a Spanish player but the red card was later removed.
- Another Argentine player, Enzo Fernandez, was sent off during the game for two yellow cards.
- The fights started when an Argentine player appeared to punch a Spanish player during Spain’s celebration.
- Argentina’s assistant coach was seen holding a Spanish player by the throat and possibly striking another.
- FIFA’s disciplinary committee could issue bans or fines based on their disciplinary rules about fair play.
- Argentina’s head coach said his team accepts defeat and wants to show respect even in losing.
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