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FIFA Launches Investigation into Argentina's World Cup Performance
The International Federation of Associated Football (FIFA) has launched disciplinary investigations against the Argentine Football Association following alleged violations during the World Cup, most notably players using a banner that read "Falkland Islands – Argentine" during the match against England, referencing the longstanding territorial dispute between the two countries. Other infractions include discriminatory chants and gestures, delayed matches, failures in safety protocols, and objects being thrown from the stands. The investigations also pertain to events following the final match against Spain, where Argentine midfielder Leandro Paredes was detained on assault charges amid a scuffle, and unruly behavior from some players and fans. FIFA will review these conduct issues through its Disciplinary Committee, which will issue a decision at a later date.
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