Argentina players turned their backs during Spain’s FIFA World Cup celebrations; video goes viral – WATCH | Football News


Argentina players turned their backs during Spain's FIFA World Cup celebrations; video goes viral - WATCH

NEW DELHI: The FIFA World Cup 2026 final had everything – drama, controversy and ugly scenes. Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 to lift the FIFA World Cup 2026 title at the New York New Jersey Stadium, but the tension did not end with the final whistle. There were scuffles, heated arguments and even an apparent shove by the throat as tempers flared between players.The bad blood carried over into the trophy ceremony, where several Argentina players turned their backs while Spain celebrated with the World Cup trophy. After collecting their silver medals from FIFA president Gianni Infantino and US President Donald Trump, Argentina’s players refused to watch Spain celebrate.Instead, they stood facing their supporters with their backs to the podium as Spain collected their gold medals and lifted the World Cup trophy.The video of the incident has since gone viral on social media.

Scuffle, throat shove and heated arguments

The trophy ceremony followed chaotic scenes on the pitch moments after Spain sealed victory.Video footage showed Argentina midfielder Leandro Paredes appearing to shove Spain defender Eric Garcia by the throat during a heated confrontation.When Spain substitute Gavi stepped in to separate the players, Paredes appeared to push him to the ground.Spain captain Rodri also appeared to be struck in the stomach by Argentina defender Nahuel Molina before Molina and Nicolas Otamendi confronted the midfielder during a tense verbal exchange.Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni and several players rushed in to calm the situation before it escalated further.

FIFA opens investigation

Following the ugly scenes, FIFA confirmed it has opened an investigation into the incidents.In a statement, FIFA said its “disciplinary committee has appointed a Disciplinary and Ethics Prosecutor to investigate potential breaches of the (FIFA disciplinary code) with regard to the post-match incidents.”



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