FIFA reviews Spain-Argentina match penalties
The final match of the World Cup between Spain and Argentina witnessed intense clashes after the game ended, as players from both teams engaged in a large brawl that resulted in punches, pinches, and pushes between some players. The referee intervened and subsequently sent off two players from the teams. According to FIFA regulations, players and officials involved in violent conduct are prohibited from participating in at least three matches and are subjected to fines ranging from $5,000 to $20,000, especially if assaults involve hands, feet, biting, or spitting. Furthermore, any player or official who incites or participates in violence before, during, or after the match can be suspended for a minimum of six months, in addition to paying a fine. These events have prompted an investigation by FIFA's Disciplinary Committee to review potential violations.
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