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Argentina's Leandro Paredes causes 'a riot' by booting ball at Netherlands bench at 2022 World Cup

Summary by Ground News

Leandro Paredes and Nathan Ake clattered into a crunching tackle in the final minutes of normal time. With the ball bouncing loose Paringes wound up and absolutely hammered the ball in the direction of the Netherlands bench. This, unsurprisingly, provoked a fierce reaction from the aforementioned bench, as they cleared out and stormed the pitch. The score at the time was 2-1 in favour of Argentina.

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Daily Mirror

Lean Left

Van Dijk shoves Paredes to floor after he boots ball at Netherlands bench

Virgil van Dijk was not happy with Leandro Paredes after the Argentina international took out Nathan Ake and booted the ball at the Netherlands defence on Friday night

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Express

Lean Right

Van Dijk decks Argentina's Parades as Netherlands bench invades pitch

Argentina vs Netherlands spilled over during the final stages of the World Cup quarter-final clash in Qatar.

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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talkSPORT

Van Dijk 'floors' Argentina star Paredes who kicked ball at Netherlands bench

Argentina's clash with Netherlands broke out in an on-field brawl after Leandro Paredes booted the ball at the Dutch dugout.And Liverpool superstar Vi

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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Eurosport

Argentina's Leandro Paredes causes 'a riot' by booting ball at Netherlands bench at 2022 World Cup

"The 2022 World Cup has been a fairly mundane affair so far, with most games being played in a fairly peaceful atmosphere, as much as a football match can. However in the quarter-finals it all began to kick-off in the latter stages of Argentina against the Netherlands when Leandro Paredes decided to try and liven things up by crashing the ball into the Dutch dugout."

3 years ago

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