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The 2026 World Cup saw an increase in political interventions, as Argentine players displayed a banner demanding sovereignty over the Falkland Islands, amid the ongoing dispute with Britain, following their victory over England in the semi-finals. Argentina sent this message to reaffirm their longstanding claim to the islands, while the British government described it as a violation of FIFA rules, which prohibit political symbols in matches. The tournament featured several incidents illustrating the intersection of politics and sports, including protests against Iran's policies and decisions related to security issues and visas, making the 2026 World Cup one of the most politicized editions in the history of the tournament.
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