FIFA ayaa Paredes ku xireysa 10 kulan oo ciyaar ah kadib dagaalka koobka adduunka
Sharciga ciyaaraha ee FIFA ayaa ku xiray 10 kulan oo ciyaar ah iyo ganaax dhan $90,000 ciyaaryahanka Argentina Leandro Paredes, kadib dagaalka ka dhacay dhamaadka koobka adduunka ee Spain iyo Argentina. Ganaaxyada kale ee la saaray ayaa ah kuwa ciyaaryahanno kale iyo hoggaamiyaha kooxda Argentina.
Ganaaxyada ciyaaryahannada iyo hoggaamiyaha
Leandro Paredes ayaa noqday ciyaaryahanka ugu xirnaa, waxaana la siiyay ganaax 10 kulan oo ciyaar ah iyo ganaax lacageed oo dhan $90,000. Ciyaaryahanka kale ee Argentina, Nahuel Molina, ayaa la xiray 7 kulan oo ciyaar ah, halka Thiago Almada uu la wareegay ganaax kulan oo kaliya iyo ganaax $30,000.
Roberto Ayala, hoggaamiyaha kooxda Argentina, ayaa la xiray 3 kulan oo ciyaar ah, halka Gavi, ciyaaryahanka Spain, uu la wareegay ganaax kulan oo kaliya iyo ganaax $30,000. Tani waxay muujinaysaa in FIFA ay si adag uga jawaabtay dagaalka ka dhacay dhamaadka tartanka.
Ganaaxa AFA iyo khilaafka Malvinas
AFA, xiriirka ciyaaraha Argentina, ayaa la ganaaxay $321,000 kadib markii ay soo bandhigteen bannaanka 'Las Malvinas son Argentinas' kadib guusha koobka adduunka ee England. Ganaaxaas waxaa ka mid ah ganaax $10,000 oo ku saabsan bannaanka iyo $20,000 oo ku saabsan xadgudubyada ciyaartoyda.
AFA waxay sheegtay inay u baahan tahay inay ka codsato FIFA sababaha ganaaxyada si ay uga gudbiyaan baaritaanka, iyadoo uusan jirin wax tallaabooyin kale oo la qaaday. Falkland Islands waa deegaan Ingiriis ah, waxaana 2013-kii ay u codeeyeen inay ku noolaadaan Ingiriiska.
Jawaabta siyaasadda iyo taariikhda
Siyaasiyiinta Ingiriiska ayaa bannaanka ku tilmaamay mid 'guud ahaan khaldan', halka Ed Davey uu codsaday in ciyaartoyda la xiro. Tani waxay ku xiran tahay arrimaha Gibraltar, halkaas oo UEFA ay 2024-kii xireysay ciyaartoyda Spain ee Rodri iyo Álvaro Morata.
AFA waxay 2026-kii August 6-aad ku dhawaaqday in July 15-aad loo aqoonsado 'Maalinta Ciyaaraha Qaranka'. Arrintan waxay muujinaysaa in Argentina ay u muuqato mid diyaar u ah inay ka jawaabto khilaafka, iyadoo uusan jirin wax tallaabooyin kale oo la qaaday.
FIFA's disciplinary committee has handed out the heaviest punishments of the 2026 World Cup, banning three Argentina players and fining the national association $321,000 over a post-final brawl and a controversial banner displayed after the semifinal.
Argentina Players Hit with Suspensions and Fines
Leandro Paredes received the most severe penalty, a 10-match ban and a $90,000 fine, for his role in the altercation at the end of the final against Spain. Nahuel Molina was suspended for seven matches and fined the same amount, while Thiago Almada was banned for one match and fined $30,000.
Roberto Ayala, Argentina's coach, was also sanctioned with a three-match ban and a $30,000 fine. Spain's Gavi was not exempt, receiving a one-match ban and a $30,000 fine for his involvement in the post-match confrontation.
AFA Fined Over Falklands Banner and Discrimination Offences
The Argentine Football Association was fined $321,000, with $10,000 linked to the display of a banner reading 'Las Malvinas son Argentinas' after the semifinal win over England, and $20,000 for inappropriate supporter conduct at other matches. FIFA suspended $100,000 of the total fine.
The federation was ordered to play its next home match at 50% capacity, with a further 50% restriction suspended. The AFA said it would request the grounds for reviewable rulings to file appeals before FIFA's Appeals Committee, reserving the right to appeal to CAS as a last resort.
Political Reactions and Historical Context
The banner was condemned by UK politicians, with Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey calling for the players to be suspended and Business and Trade Secretary Peter Kyle describing it as 'entirely inappropriate.' UEFA had previously banned two Spain players for singing about Gibraltar after Euro 2024.
On Aug. 6, the AFA announced that July 15, the date of the semifinal win, would be commemorated as 'National Football Teams Day.' The Falkland Islands are a UK overseas territory, with islanders voting overwhelmingly to remain so in 2013, following an Argentine invasion in April 1982.
