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During celebrations after their 2-1 victory over England in the World Cup, the Argentine team players raised a banner titled "Las Malvinas Argentinas," reaffirming Argentina's sovereignty over the disputed Falkland Islands with Britain. The British government requested the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) to investigate the players' actions, deeming that displaying political messages on the field violates the rules. The Falkland Islands, known as "Malvinas" by the Argentinians, remain a major point of dispute between the two countries, with Argentina accusing Britain of stealing the islands in 1833, while the British maintain that they have owned them ever since.
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