How Lamine Yamal Trolled Leandro Paredes, Argentina During Spain's World Cup Celebrations
Fans turned a postfinal feud into a mock boxing matchup as Lamine Yamal and teammates laughed at the banner during Spain’s victory parade.
- Barcelona star Lamine Yamal held up a sign during Spain's open-top bus parade through Madrid reading "Velada del Año VII: Paredes vs Gavi," mocking Argentina midfielder Leandro Paredes' altercation with Gavi by referencing Spain's celebrity boxing event.
- After Spain won Sunday's FIFA World Cup final 1-0 in extra time over Argentina, post-match confrontations erupted when Paredes grabbed defender Eric García by the throat and shoved Gavi to the ground during a mass melee.
- Pundits including Wayne Rooney, Alan Shearer, Micah Richards and Joe Hart criticized Argentina's conduct, while Paredes remains under investigation despite his red card being rescinded from FIFA records; multiple other players were reportedly involved.
- FIFA appointed a disciplinary and ethics prosecutor to investigate whether post-match behavior breached Article 13 of the disciplinary code, which covers conduct violating "the basic rules of decent conduct," with potential worldwide suspensions and financial sanctions possible.
- Paredes' response to the mock boxing banner remains uncertain as he awaits FIFA's decision, while the Argentine Football Association faces a separate investigation into its "Las Malvinas son Argentinas" banner displayed after the semi-final victory over England.
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