Argentina faces FIFA disciplinary action over World Cup conduct

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Last updated Aug 3, 2026

Argentina faces FIFA disciplinary action over World Cup conduct
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Argentina is facing disciplinary proceedings from FIFA following events that occurred after their 2026 World Cup final loss to Spain. The proceedings include multiple charges against players such as Leandro Paredes, Nahuel Molina, and assistant coach Roberto Ayala for alleged assault and unsporting behavior. Additionally, the Argentine Football Association is charged with a range of misconduct, including political demonstrations during matches. FIFA has given those involved the chance to present their positions before a decision is reached by the disciplinary committee.

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  • Argentina's charges stem from post-match incidents after the final against Spain.
  • Leandro Paredes faces three counts of assault; Nahuel Molina faces similar charges.
  • A political banner displayed after the semi-final has also drawn scrutiny.
  • The AFA faces multiple charges, including team misconduct and discriminatory behavior.
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The AFA and several players face charges spanning alleged assault, discrimination, and displaying a politically charged banner.

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