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Argentina Will Be Able to Carry Out Punishments in Friendly

Summary by La Jornada
Buenos Aires., midfielder Leandro Paredes and other footballers of the Argentine team sanctioned for incidents in the World Cup final will also carry out the punishment in friendly matches with the FIFA endorsement, reported yesterday the Argentine federation.

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The Argentinian Football Federation (AFA) announced Friday that it will challenge the sanctions dictated by FIFA after the incidents produced at the final of the World Cup, lost by Argentina to Spain, score 0−1, after extensions.

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The two players, among others, were punished for the incidents after the end of the match against Spain.

·Marousi, Greece
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Buenos Aires., midfielder Leandro Paredes and other footballers of the Argentine team sanctioned for incidents in the World Cup final will also carry out the punishment in friendly matches with the FIFA endorsement, reported yesterday the Argentine federation.

·Mexico
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The Argentinian Football Federation (AFA) announced on Friday that it intends to challenge the fines and sanctions received from FIFA for the incidents after the World Cup final.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Suspended for 10 matches after his behaviour at the end of the 2026 World Cup final, Leandro Paredes will be able to purge some of his matches during the friendly contests fought by Argentina.

A week after being imposed a series of sanctions for heating up after the World Cup final against Spain, the Argentine Federation announced its intention to appeal to the Arbitral Court of Sport (TAS).

·Boulogne-Billancourt, France
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La Jornada broke the news in Mexico on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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