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FIFA charges Argentina over World Cup final celebrations

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FIFA has opened proceedings against Argentina for alleged player misconduct following the team's World Cup final victory over France back in December. FIFA cited "behaviour and violations of the principles of fair play" as the reasons for the disciplinary charges. Argentina did a lot of celebrating after winning the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

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Times of India

FIFA opens disciplinary proceedings against Argentina over World Cup final

Football News: FIFA on Friday announced it had opened disciplinary proceedings against Argentina for "offensive behaviour" during their World Cup final triumph over

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BBC News

Argentina face Fifa charges over World Cup conduct

Fifa begin disciplinary proceedings against World Cup winners Argentina over potential misconduct during the final win against France.

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News18 India

FIFA Opens Disciplinary Proceedings Against Argentina Over World Cup Final Celebrations

FIFA said Argentina had potentially breached rules regarding offensive behaviour and violations of the principles of fair play and misconduct of players and officials

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The Hindu

FIFA charges Argentina over World Cup final celebrations

FIFA cited its media and marketing regulations for prosecuting the case, which appears to relate to a boisterous celebration by players running through the interview zone after the game on Dec. 18.

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CTV News

FIFA charges Argentina over World Cup final celebrations

FIFA opened a disciplinary case against the Argentine Football Association on Friday for alleged offensive player misconduct and violations of fair play at the World Cup final.

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CBC News

FIFA charges Argentina over boisterous World Cup final celebration

FIFA opened a disciplinary case against the Argentine Football Association on Friday for alleged offensive player misconduct and violations of fair play at the World Cup final.

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