The Argentina national team has been banned for a combined 21 games after a brawl in the World Cup final against Spain. According to FIFA, midfielder Leandro Paredes has been suspended for 10 games after appearing to grab Spanish defender Eric Garcia by the throat and then throwing midfielder Gavi to the ground. Defender Nahuel Molina has been suspended for 7 games after appearing to strike Spanish midfielder Rodri in the stomach while running onto the field to celebrate his team's success. Both Paredes and Molina have also been fined $90,000. The Argentina national team is currently in first place in the World Cup standings, with 9 points and a goal difference of +7, after having won 3 games and lost 1 in their last 5 matches.

What does the ban mean for Argentina? The ban imposed on the Argentina national team can have a significant impact on their performance in the World Cup. With the suspension of key players like Paredes and Molina, the Argentina national team may struggle to maintain their level of play.

How does the ban affect the players? The ban can also affect the players individually, as they may lose the opportunity to play in important games and demonstrate their skill. Midfielder Thiago Almada has been suspended for 1 game for unsportsmanlike behavior, while official Roberto Ayala has been suspended for 3 games for a charge of assault.

What's next for Argentina? The Argentina national team must now focus on recovering from the ban and preparing for their next games. With a goal difference of +7 and 8 goals scored in the season, the Argentina national team has the potential to remain a competitive force in the World Cup. You can check the Argentina national team's upcoming games on our fixtures page. The Argentina national team must also work on improving their discipline and avoiding incidents like the one that occurred in the World Cup final. You can find more information about the Argentina national team on our squad page.