FIFA to probe 2026 final chaos

The Disciplinary Committee at FIFA is examining the events that took place after the 2026 World Cup final, which Spain won against Argentina, following clashes between players from both teams. Argentine players Leandro Paredes and Enzo Fernández have been suspended for one match each, but the investigation could lead to harsher sanctions if the incidents are deemed violent, as regulations stipulate a minimum suspension of three matches. A decision is also awaited regarding Nahuel Molina, footage has emerged showing his involvement in the altercations despite not being sent off. The clashes occurred immediately after the match ended and involved players and coaching staff. There is a possibility that the investigation will expand to include additional incidents related to the competition, with previous strict disciplinary actions in World Cup history for violence and unsportsmanlike conduct serving as a precedent.

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