Fifa to review 'disgusting' brawl at end of World Cup final
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Lionel Messi has broken his silence on Argentina's World Cup final defeat to Spain.The legendary forward was runner-up with his nation for the second time at the MetLife Stadium, losing 1-0 again in a repeat of 2014.Messi was non-existent in the final, with just over 50 touches, none in Spain's penalty area, and no shot on target after over two hours of football.The Argentine wrote: "The pain is so great and it's going to be hard for me to close this wound.
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With the matches we turned leaving everything, and that will remain forever in the memory, with the support of an entire country that together with the work and effort of this group led us to be, once again, among the best in the world."Today it's hard to evaluate what we did, but this group reached two consecutive World Cup finals."Thank you very much from the heart for every greeting and for every message."Once again we managed to unite as a country and be...
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Gangs of New Jersey: how the World Cup final descended into ugly scenes between Argentina and Spain The GuardianFIFA will reportedly investigate Argentina for brawl after World Cup Final loss to Spain Yahoo SportsArgentina's Paredes chokes Spain's García after WC loss ESPNWorld Cup Final Ends in Brawl as Punches Are Thrown and Argentina Player Grabs Spanish Opponent by the Throat People.comOtamendi's furious reaction to Rodri following Spain's dramatic victory MARCA
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World Cup 2026: Lionel Messi says 'pain is immense' after Argentina lose World Cup final
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World Cup 2026: Lionel Messi says 'pain is immense' after Argentina lose World Cup final BBCSpain manages to win a World Cup during FIFA's cash-counting award show The Globe and MailA big red speaker, Louis Vuitton trophy trunks and a tattoo bet – how Spain celebrated World Cup win The GuardianCelebrations erupt in Toronto after Spain's World Cup victory CityNews TorontoSpain's World Cup champions arrive home for a royal welcome and a parade through Madrid TSN
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FIFA will review the "disgusting" brawl at the end of the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina.Violence broke out moments after the full-time whistle, with Argentina midfielder Leandro Paredes appearing to throw punches at members of Spain's celebrating squad.Paredes appeared to push Eric Garcia by the throat and hit out at Spain's Gavi, while Nahuel Molina threw hands at Rodri.The match commissioner's report will be reviewed within FIFA, it is understood, before any decision is taken regarding disciplinary proceedings.
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A: Lionel Messi has broken his silence on Argentina's World Cup final defeat to Spain.The legendary forward was runner-up with his nation for the second time at the MetLife Stadium, losing 1-0 again in a repeat of 2014.Messi was non-existent in the final, with just over 50 touches, none in Spain's penalty area, and no shot on target after over two hours of football.The Argentine wrote: "The pain is so great and it's going to be hard for me to close this wound.
B: World Cup 2026: Lionel Messi says 'pain is immense' after Argentina lose World Cup final
negation mismatch
A: Lionel Messi has broken his silence on Argentina's World Cup final defeat to Spain.The legendary forward was runner-up with his nation for the second time at the MetLife Stadium, losing 1-0 again in a repeat of 2014.Messi was non-existent in the final, with just over 50 touches, none in Spain's penalty area, and no shot on target after over two hours of football.The Argentine wrote: "The pain is so great and it's going to be hard for me to close this wound.
B: World Cup 2026: Lionel Messi says 'pain is immense' after Argentina lose World Cup final BBCSpain manages to win a World Cup during FIFA's cash-counting award show The Globe and MailA big red speaker, Louis Vuitton trophy trunks and a tattoo bet – how Spain celebrated World Cup win The GuardianCelebrations erupt in Toronto after Spain's World Cup victory CityNews TorontoSpain's World Cup champions arrive home for a royal welcome and a parade through Madrid TSN
Summary
**Summary:** FIFA is set to review an "ugly scene" that occurred during the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina. The brawl, which broke out moments after the whistle, has been labeled as "disgusting." **Why It Matters:** This incident highlights issues of violence and poor behavior in international football matches
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