FIFA Opens Investigation Into Argentina After Post-Match Brawl

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FIFA Opens Investigation Into Argentina After Post-Match Brawl

FIFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against Argentina following a post-match brawl at the World Cup final, per multiple reports. Paredes received a red card for violent conduct after grabbing Garcia and shoving Gavi. Molina confronted Rodri and assistant coach Ayala was involved in an altercation with Olmo. Spain had beaten Argentina 1-0 in extra time to win the title.

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