Sports Desk. FIFA will initiate a disciplinary investigation to analyze the incidents that occurred at the end of the 2026 World Cup final between Spain and Argentina, held at MetLife Stadium, Sky Sports News reported this Monday.
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The world football governing body will review the referee’s report and footage of the match before determining whether to impose sanctions on members of the Argentine national team for the events recorded after the final whistle.
After Spain secured the title with a 1-0 victory in extra time, the Spanish players entered the pitch to celebrate the conquest of their second World Cup. At that moment, a confrontation occurred between players from both teams.
According to reports, Argentine defender Nahuel Molina struck Spanish midfielder Rodri Hernández, an action that triggered a brawl between players and led to the expulsion of Leandro Paredes.
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Another moment that sparked controversy occurred during the awards ceremony, when several members of the Argentine national team stood with their backs turned and avoided watching the moment when Spain lifted the world champion trophy.
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