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The White House defended the Argentine national team players after they raised a controversial banner bearing the phrase "Malvinas Islands Argentine" during their celebrations after winning against England, emphasizing that they have the right to freedom of expression and refusing to impose sanctions on them. The players potentially face disciplinary action from FIFA's Disciplinary Committee for violating rules that prohibit political banners in stadiums. Officials confirmed that the American constitution guarantees the right to free expression, while Britain called for sanctions against Argentina and for the players who displayed the banner to be barred from participating in the final. However, some American officials rejected this, amid questions about FIFA's delay in taking action regarding the incident before the Spain-Argentina match.
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