The turmoil generated after the World Cup final between the Argentina and Spain teams, involving several players, already has sanctions. The Argentine players come off worse as everything indicated.
The FIFA Disciplinary Committee has decided to impose a ten-match ban on Leandro Paredes, whom the images identify as the main instigator and aggressor, seven on Nahuel Molina, one on Thiago Almada, and three on Roberto Ayala, all of them Argentine. On the Spanish side, the affected player is the Barcelona player Gavi, sanctioned with one match. The incidents occurred once the match ended, which ended with Spain’s victory (1-0).
Likewise, the Argentine Football Association (AFA) has been fined $321,000 under various articles of the FIFA Disciplinary Code for incidents in different matches of the tournament and is ordered that the next two home matches that the Albiceleste will play be held with spectator restrictions (50%).
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