FIFA investigating ugly Argentina-Spain brawl after World Cup final
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World Cup 2026 Soccer FIFA investigating ugly Argentina-Spain brawl after World Cup final By Christian Arnold Published July 20, 2026, 8:49 p.m. Add The New York Post on Google FIFA is investigating Argentina over the team’s aggressive antics following its World Cup loss to Spain on Sunday at MetLife Stadium. A brawl broke out between Argentina players and Spain players after Leandro Paredes struck Spain’s Eric Garcia in the throat, sending him to the ground, before shoving Spain’s Gavi to the pitch when he tried to intervene.
- ▪World Cup 2026 Soccer FIFA investigating ugly Argentina-Spain brawl after World Cup final By Christian Arnold Published July 20, 2026, 8:49 p.m.
- ▪Add The New York Post on Google FIFA is investigating Argentina over the team’s aggressive antics following its World Cup loss to Spain on Sunday at MetLife Stadium.
- ▪A brawl broke out between Argentina players and Spain players after Leandro Paredes struck Spain’s Eric Garcia in the throat, sending him to the ground, before shoving Spain’s Gavi to the pitch when he tried to intervene.
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