FIFA opens a disciplinary investigation into the conduct of Argentina’s players and staff after Sunday’s 2026 World Cup final against Spain, in which Spain wins 1-0 in extra time. Multiple outlets report that tensions escalate on the pitch after the final whistle, following Spain’s late goal from Ferran Torres in the 106th minute. Incidents described include physical confrontations between players during the post-match scuffles and alleged aggressive behavior linked to Argentina players as well as coaching staff.

Yahoo Sports reports Spain coach Luis de la Fuente calls the incidents “intolerable and unacceptable,” citing specific clashes involving Argentina midfielder Leandro Paredes tangling with Spain players Eric García and Gavi, and an incident in which Spain captain Rodri is hit as he runs past Argentina defender Nahuel Molina. Other outlets likewise say FIFA asks disciplinary personnel to review on-field confrontations and that video and reported accounts will inform possible sanctions. FIFA’s investigation is described as disciplinary, focusing on the aftermath of the match rather than the on-field result itself.