Argentine Players Suspended 21 Matches at World Cup

The Disciplinary Committee of the International Football Association "FIFA" imposed sanctions on the Argentine Football Association following the events of the World Cup final on July 19 at New Jersey's MetLife Stadium. The sanctions included suspending three of its officials and fining a total of $321,000. The committee also decided that the Argentine national team must play its next two home matches with no more than 50% of the stadium's capacity attending, with part of the fine allocated to a plan to combat discrimination. Several players and members of the coaching staff were also suspended, including Leandro Paredes for 10 matches and Nahuel Molina for 7 matches, with fines imposed on them. Additionally, the federation was subjected to a trial phase and educational programs related to sportsmanship and security.

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