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The article discusses an investigation opened against the Argentine national team by FIFA after its players displayed a political banner referencing Argentina's sovereignty over the Falkland Islands during the 2026 World Cup semi-final against England. The article analyzes the potential imposition of a fine or the suspension of some players, with particular emphasis on the fact that the punishment would more heavily target the Argentine Football Association. Meanwhile, coach Lionel Scaloni is attempting to downplay the political aspect of the match. This incident is considered a violation of previous statements that sought to justify such actions and is seen as part of a precedent that FIFA has previously addressed with financial penalties.
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