FIFA says it is investigating clashes involving Argentina players and staff after the 2026 World Cup final against Spain. Spain win the match 1–0 after extra time, and shortly after the final whistle the game ended with scuffles on the pitch as players reacted to the result and Spain celebrated. Multiple outlets report that confrontations occurred between Argentina and Spain players, with attention on aggressive actions by Argentina midfielder Leandro Paredes, and also on the behaviour of Argentina coach Roberto Ayala. Coverage also describes incidents involving other Argentina players during or immediately after the final-whistle moments, though accounts differ in the specific details. FIFA’s investigation relates to the behaviour of Argentina’s team and staff in the aftermath of the match. Several reports describe the scenes as violent or “disgraceful,” and note that FIFA disciplinary proceedings could follow, potentially leading to sanctions depending on the outcome of the review. FIFA’s decision is based on events following the final whistle, including the on-pitch altercations and the behaviour around Spain’s victory celebrations.