FIFA is set to investigate events after the World Cup final ended with Argentina playing against Spain, amid reports of a physical confrontation involving players from both teams. Multiple outlets say the matter is centered on post-match interactions and whether they breach FIFA disciplinary rules for violent or inappropriate conduct. According to the reports, FIFA appoints or uses its disciplinary structures to examine the incidents and assess what further action, if any, should be taken. One account says a prosecutor has been appointed to review potential breaches, and FIFA’s Disciplinary Committee will consider the findings. Sources also note that conduct classified as violent can lead to suspensions. In particular, several reports reference a minimum three-match ban for players found guilty of violent conduct. The coverage also indicates that disciplinary consequences may extend beyond players, with the Argentina Football Association potentially facing sanctions and fines depending on the outcome of the investigation. FIFA’s final decision is expected after the review of the post-match scenes.