Spain midfielder Gavi says FIFA should not suspend Argentina players involved in a post-match clash after the World Cup final. Spain beat Argentina 1-0 to win the tournament. After the final whistle, players from both teams are reported to have engaged in a fight, with Leandro Paredes among those at the center of attention. Gavi, speaking after the match, argues that any disciplinary action should not be aimed at players after the fact. He also says football can be aggressive and suggests punishment, if any, should have been handled during the game rather than after. At the same time, he acknowledges the scenes are a “bad example” for children. Both outlets report that FIFA has opened an investigation into the incidents following the final, as officials review the circumstances surrounding the confrontation.