The Argentina team is facing a disciplinary proceeding opened by FIFA for the violent behavior of some of its players and fans in the World Cup. The incident occurred after the final in which Spain won Argentina (1-0) on July 19 at the MetLife stadium.
What happened?
FIFA announced on Wednesday the opening of a disciplinary proceeding against four Argentines and one Spanish player for the violent incidents after the World Cup final. Three are Argentine footballers, of which Leandro Paredes is the most highlighted with three charges after the prosecutor's report, while Nahuel Molina and Thiago Almada are also subject to a disciplinary proceeding opening. To the list is added Roberto Ayala, a member of the technical staff of the coach Lionel Scaloni. On the Spanish side, only the midfielder Gavi has an open file, which must serve to evaluate a possible sanction.
Why is it important?
The opening of this disciplinary proceeding can have important consequences for the Argentina team. FIFA has been clear in its position that it will not tolerate violent behavior in football. The Argentina team is facing a process that can lead to important sanctions, including the loss of points or even the suspension of players.
What comes next?
The Argentina team is facing a disciplinary proceeding opened by FIFA. FIFA has given the accused the opportunity to present their position, after which the FIFA Disciplinary Committee will issue a resolution later. The Argentina team must prepare to face the consequences of this disciplinary proceeding.
The Argentina team is in first place in the World Cup standings with 9 points, 3 wins and 0 losses in 3 games, with a record of 4 wins and 0 losses in the last 5 games.
