The UK government says it supports calls for FIFA to investigate an incident involving Argentina players during their World Cup match against England. Multiple reports say the Argentina squad displayed a banner referencing the Falklands during the game, which Argentina won 2-1 on Wednesday night. In response, No 10 Downing Street backs the request for FIFA to look into the episode under its disciplinary and conduct rules. The reports describe the incident as taking place in the context of the tournament and note that the match ended with Argentina as world champions beating England 2-1. While the accounts focus on the government’s position and the call for FIFA action, they do not provide detailed findings from FIFA or further disciplinary decisions at the time of reporting. The coverage also frames the dispute around the banner’s Falklands message, which is likely to be treated by FIFA as politically themed or otherwise non-compliant with match regulations, prompting the investigation request.