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Disgraceful behavior after the final whistle
The final match of the 2026 World Cup, in which Spain beat Argentina (1-0), yesterday, Sunday, was accompanied by some bad behavior from the tango players led by Leandro Paredes after the final whistle.
The incident began with an argument between Molina and Rodri, in which the Argentine full-back slapped the Matador captain as he ran to celebrate the title, leading to a confrontation between several players, including Paredes, Eric Garcia and Xavi, who were attacked by the Argentine, pushing and kicking them.
An argument broke out between Paredes and Garcia, with the former pushing the Spaniard, with Xavi intervening to reprimand him for his behaviour, and he also fell to the ground after being pushed by the Argentine, resulting in Leandro Paredes being sent off at the end of the match.
The newspaper reported.Mundo Deportivo:“This violent behavior is punishable by a suspension of at least 3 games according to the Disciplinary Code.
He added: “The same applies to the next clause of the same law, which defines “at least three matches or a corresponding period of assault (including elbowing, punching, kicking, biting, spitting, kicking) against an opponent or any other person who is not a match referee”.
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He continued. “Now we will wait for the decision of the disciplinary authorities, and whatever the punishment will be, it will be carried out in the first official game of the Argentine team.
The Argentine Football Association could also be fined for the behavior of several players during the ceremony In which Spain won the cup due to the unsportsmanlike behavior of not looking at the main stand.
