
Fifa opens investigation after confusion in the World Cup final
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President of Uefa boycotted the final of the World Cup after divergencies with Fifa. This Sunday (19/7), after the final whistle of the competition decision, Argentine players attacked Spanish athletes inside the lawn. In addition, European delegates raised concerns about the geopolitical management of matches involving Iran, along with operational adjustments introduced to the tournament.
Furthermore, Enter the Metropolis WhatsApp channel Check out the moment of confusion: Within the four lines, the Spanish team defeated Argentina by 1 x 0 .
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President of Uefa boycotted the final of the World Cup after divergencies with Fifa.
according to Folha de S.Paulo — Em Cima da HoraThis Sunday (19/7), after the final whistle of the competition decision, Argentine players attacked Spanish athletes inside the lawn.
according to MetrópolesIn addition, European delegates raised concerns about the geopolitical management of matches involving Iran, along with operational adjustments introduced to the tournament.
according to Folha de S.Paulo — Em Cima da HoraEnter the Metropolis WhatsApp channel Check out the moment of confusion: Within the four lines, the Spanish team defeated Argentina by 1 x 0 .
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