Leandro Paredes and others face probe following scuffles after Spain's 1-0 extra-time win
FIFA investigates Argentina players after violent World Cup final scenes
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Some of Argentina's players lost their heads as Spain's substitutes celebrated the win Argentina manager Lionel Scaloni tries to intervene as Paredes clashes with Eric Garcia Spain shared fears of roughhouse tactics from Argentina, and their concerns came to fruition with Enzo Fernandez sent off for a shocking challenge on Pau Cubarsi Astonishingly, Fernandez complained against his dismissal for a second yellow, despite it being a clear foul, before attempting to get Chelsea team-mate Marc Cucurella sent off for covering his face while talking to Messi. Video replays showed several players involved in a scuffle, including Argentina midfielder Leandro Paredes. Argentina only had two shots in the entire match, with the first one coming in the 117th minute.
Furthermore, FIFA will investigate the behaviour of Argentina's bitter players after the World Cup final descended into violence following their defeat on Sunday, according to a report.
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Some of Argentina's players lost their heads as Spain's substitutes celebrated the win Argentina manager Lionel Scaloni tries to intervene as Paredes clashes with Eric Garcia Spain shared fears of roughhouse tactics from Argentina, and their concerns came to fruition with Enzo Fernandez sent off for a shocking challenge on Pau Cubarsi Astonishingly, Fernandez complained against his dismissal for a second yellow, despite it being a clear foul, before attempting to get Chelsea team-mate Marc Cucurella sent off for covering his face while talking to Messi.
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Video replays showed several players involved in a scuffle, including Argentina midfielder Leandro Paredes.
according to The Boston GlobeArgentina only had two shots in the entire match, with the first one coming in the 117th minute.
according to Daily Mail +1FIFA will investigate the behaviour of Argentina's bitter players after the World Cup final descended into violence following their defeat on Sunday, according to a report.
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