FIFA Confirms Penalty to Paredes for Incidents at the End of the World Cup and Reduces Molina’s
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Buenos Aires, Nov 6 (EFE).- FIFA partially accepted the appeal of the Asociación del Fútbol Argentino (AFA) against the sanctions imposed after the incidents in the final of the World Cup 2026 that Spain conquered by reducing the suspension of Nahuel Molina from 7 to 4 games, but kept Leandro Paredes on 10 dates. The resolution also reduced the fine to Molina from $90,000 to $60,000, while confirming the sanction to midfielder Paredes on 10 date…
The Appeals Chamber partially accepted the claim of the Argentine entity for the incidents in the World Cup final against Spain
The Appeals Chamber of the entity that regulates football rejected the request for the reduction of the sentence of the footballer of Boca, while Nahuel Molina was lowered the penalty
The Appeals Chamber partially accepted the AFA's claim and lowered the penalty for the side from seven to four dates.It also reduced its financial fine, but confirmed the sanctions for the incidents of the 2026 World Cup final and the episodes of discrimination led by Argentine fans.The Association announced that it will resort to TAS.
Nahuel Molina punched the middle Spanish Rodri, already after the final whistle and when he walked on the lawn to celebrate the victory.
FIFA reduced the suspension of Nahuel Molina from seven to four games, but maintained the 10-game penalty to Leandro Paredes for the incidents at the end of the World Cup2026, announced the Argentine Football Federation (AFA).
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