FIFA to investigate violent clash between Spain and Argentina after World Cup final
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Key Points:
- FIFA has launched a disciplinary investigation into violent incidents involving Argentina players and coaches clashing with Spain team members after the World Cup final.
- Spain won the final 1-0 with Ferran Torres scoring in the 106th minute, but the match saw Argentine midfielder Enzo Fernández sent off for a late foul.
- Post-match footage showed Argentina's Leandro Paredes and Nahuel Molina physically striking Spain's Eric García and Rodri, while assistant coach Roberto Ayala appeared to hit Dani Olmo.
- Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni and other players intervened to calm tensions during the altercation.
- FIFA's Disciplinary Committee has appointed a prosecutor to investigate the incidents and will announce further actions after the report is completed.
