After World Cup finale: World Champion coach: Behavior of Argentinians “untolerable”
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The World Federation FIFA has launched an investigation against Argentina because of the incidents after the whistle. © dpa-infocom, dpa:260724-930-433018/1 This is a message directly from the dpa news channel. Argentinian Leandro Paredes had let himself be carried away after the 0-1 final defeat against Spain after the whistle of extra time to a physicality. In addition, Spain's captain Rodri received a blow in the stomach as he ran past Argentina's defender Nahuel Molina. “This must not be allowed,” de la Fuente told the Spanish TV station TVE on Thursday.
Furthermore, FIFA has not published any details about the investigation into Argentina.
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The World Federation FIFA has launched an investigation against Argentina because of the incidents after the whistle. © dpa-infocom, dpa:260724-930-433018/1 This is a message directly from the dpa news channel.
according to Der TagesspiegelArgentinian Leandro Paredes had let himself be carried away after the 0-1 final defeat against Spain after the whistle of extra time to a physicality.
according to Der TagesspiegelIn addition, Spain's captain Rodri received a blow in the stomach as he ran past Argentina's defender Nahuel Molina. “This must not be allowed,” de la Fuente told the Spanish TV station TVE on Thursday.
according to DIE WELTFIFA has not published any details about the investigation into Argentina.
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