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Fernandez was shown the first yellow card for dissent, then the second for a spectacular late challenge that upset Cobarsi.
After the full-time whistle, Paredes was involved with Rodri, Gavi and Borja Iglesias, while team-mate Nahuel Molina was seen throwing punches at the Spaniard.
BBC commentator Wayne Rooney said: “It’s a shame to see things like that after the game. Someone has won the World Cup. not enough.
“Paredis is better than that. He doesn’t stop there, he keeps going.”
Argentina manager Lionel Scaloni tearfully tried to defend his team’s performance in his post-match media conference, but the best team could not accept the win.
“I would like to know what would happen if we still had 11 men on the field even though they were playing us away until the 85th minute,” he said of Fernandez’s dismissal.
We managed to go all the way to the end when the game was so open and impossible. They deserve to win, that’s the fact.
Argentina may have taken a World Cup final to extra-time – their fifth of their last six by this distance – but that could not hide their inferiority complex.
“Argentina can have no complaints about what happened,” former England goalkeeper Joe Hart told BBC One. “Disgusting behavior.
“I don’t think they need to get in their face, Rodri, but after 120 minutes you feel hurt and wronged and you realize the referee is on your back.”
