Spain Coach Slams 'Intolerable' Argentina Conduct

Following Argentina's World Cup final win, FIFA has initiated an investigation into the team's conduct on the field. Spain's coach, Luis de la Fuente, described the post-match confrontations as "intolerable and unacceptable." Incidents included midfielder Leandro Paredes tangling with Spanish players and defender Nahuel Molina striking captain Rodri. De la Fuente commended his own players for their composure amidst the provocations.

Despite the tension, the Spanish squad formed a guard of honor for the Argentines. However, many of Argentina's players turned their backs when Spain, the victors, lifted the trophy. FIFA's disciplinary prosecutor is tasked with reviewing these events, though no timeline for any potential measures has been provided. Argentina's assistant coach has since apologized for one of the confrontations.