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Fifa is not standing idly by: it will open an investigation into Argentina after Leandro Paredes’ fight in the 2026 World Cup final

Fifa will open a disciplinary investigation to analyze the incidents that occurred after the final of the 2026 World Cup and has appointed an instructor to investigate the events that took place after the final of the World Cup won by Spain 1-0 against Argentina in New Jersey.
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According to the EFE agency, the organization will analyze the referee reports and the images of the match before deciding whether to finally act to impose sanctions on the Albiceleste players after the end of the match was declared.
Agresión de Leandro Paredes
At the end of extra time, the Spain players ran across the MetLife pitch to celebrate winning their second star.
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Argentine Nahuel Molina punched Spanish Rodri Hernández, leading to a brawl at the end of the match, which ended with Leandro Paredes being sent off.
Pelea tras el Argentina vs. España
Similarly, Argentine assistant Roberto Fabián Ayala also pushed Spanish Dani Olmo.
Another controversy was the image of the Argentine team turning their backs and not looking at the champions when Spain was about to lift the World Cup trophy.
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Agresión de Leandro Paredes
Sky Sports reported this Monday that Fifa will investigate the behavior of the Argentine team, which could face various sanctions.
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