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Sanctions on Argentina and Spain players over World Cup final
The International Football Association (FIFA) has imposed strict sanctions on the Argentina and Spain teams due to acts of violence and misconduct that occurred after the World Cup final in the United States. The penalties include a 10-match ban and a fine of $90,000 for Argentina's Leandro Paredes; a 7-match ban and a similar fine for Nahuel Molina; a one-match suspension and a $30,000 fine for Tiaago Almeida; and a 3-match ban along with a $30,000 fine for assistant coach Roberto Ayala. Additionally, Spain's Gavi was suspended for one match and fined $30,000. The committee also mandated that the Argentina team play two home games with half-capacity crowds and fined the Argentine Football Association $321,000 to deter fans and players from engaging in similar misconduct after the final match.
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