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Enzo Fernandez praised Argentina for playing at the 2026 World Cup with “pride” and “humility” after it was confirmed that FIFA will investigate the team’s conduct after the final.
The defending champions They lost 1-0 to Spain on SundayFerran Torres’ strike in the 106th minute sealed a second World Cup title.
Fernandez was sent off in the game after receiving a second yellow card for a foul on Pau Cuberci.
In a message on Instagram on Tuesday evening, the Chelsea midfielder said: “As time goes on, you realize there’s something bigger than results.
“Over the years, this team has represented us in the best way possible. It teaches that competing is not just about winning; it’s about giving your all for the jersey and never giving up.
“It’s been a privilege to be part of a special group that has always stepped up, competed at the highest level and defended these colors with pride, humility and commitment.”
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A FIFA investigation was announced following a series of incidents following the final whistle in New York/New Jersey.
Leandro Paredes was shown a red card for violent conduct after grabbing and shoving Spain players including Eric Garcia and Gavi.
Argentina’s Leandro Paredes battles Spain’s Sab Gavi after the World Cup final
Nahuel Molina tried to knock out Rodrigo during the Manchester City midfielder’s World Cup victory celebration, while Argentina coach Roberto Ayala also tried to punch Dani Olmo in the face.
As Spain won the World Cup, the entire Argentina squad turned their backs to celebrate the trophy.
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Argentina head coach Lionel Scaloni broke down in tears after breaking down in heartbreak with his side’s World Cup title defense final defeat to Spain.
A FIFA statement said: “The FIFA Disciplinary Committee has appointed a Disciplinary and Ethics Prosecutor to investigate possible violations by the FDC regarding post-match incidents. Further details will be provided by the FIFA Disciplinary Committee once the Prosecutor’s report is complete.”
After the defeat in the World Cup, Martinez is thinking about the international future
Amy Martinez is considering whether it is time to “walk away” from international football after Spain’s 1-0 defeat in the World Cup final.
The 33-year-old has won 67 caps for his country and played every minute at the 2026 World Cup. He was a key member of the team in 2022 as Argentina won the World Cup and claimed the Golden Glove award.
“I dreamed that we would win it again, I dreamed of bringing it back to Argentina and making history one more time,” Martinez wrote in a post on Instagram.
“The truth is, pain is hard to explain. There are so many things to reflect on and how to move forward, and if it’s time to move on.
“I’m sorry, I really tried my best to help my country and my teammates.”
