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FIFA Addresses World Cup Final Violence

FIFA Addresses World Cup Final Violence

The International Federation of Football (FIFA) announced an investigation into potential disciplinary violations by the Argentina national team following their 1-0 loss to Spain in the World Cup final. This comes after acts of violence and unrest at MetLife Stadium, including the expulsion of Enzo Fernández and Nahuel Molina striking a Spanish player, as well as altercations between the coaching staff and players. Additionally, the non-final ban on Leandro Paredes was lifted. Strict sanctions will be imposed on those involved if they are found guilty. The Argentine Football Association may face fines, as investigations by FIFA's Disciplinary Committee are ongoing.

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