🚨 𝗕𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗞𝗜𝗡𝗚: FIFA has confirmed that no disciplinary action was taken against Leandro Paredes after the World Cup final. 🇦🇷
Paredes was initially reported as having been sent off by referee Slavko Vinčić for appearing to push Gavi by the throat.
However, the red card was removed from the official record shortly afterwards, with FIFA confirming to BBC Sport that no sanction was ultimately issued.
What an absolute disgrace. He needs locking up.
🚨MESSI PUTS HIS ARMS AROUND RODRI TO STOP HIM FROM GETTING TO THE BALL BUT RODRI STILL MANAGES TO GET IT
MESSI THEN JUST STOPS RUNNING AND LOOKS AT THE REF WHO THEN GIVES ARGENTINA A FOUL FOR THAT
THIS IS NOT FOOTBALL 😤
🇪🇸🇦🇷 Tagliafico decided he'd just take out Lamine Yamal's right leg rather than go for the ball
Amazingly no yellow card for that challenge
Writer: Ian
Leandro Paredes should be banned from international football for life viciously assaulting Spanish players after the final whistle.
Indefensible thuggery and criminality.
Arsenal have lit up the 2026 FIFA World Cup 🔥
Kai Havertz — ⚽⚽⚽
Bukayo Saka — ⚽⚽⚽ 🅰️🅰️🅰️
Leandro Trossard — ⚽⚽ 🅰️🅰️
Mikel Merino — ⚽⚽
Martin Ødegaard — 🅰️🅰️🅰️🅰️
Declan Rice — ⚽ 🅰️🅰️
Viktor Gyökeres — ⚽ 🅰️🅰️
Gabriel Martinelli — ⚽
Eberechi Eze — 🅰️
Gabriel Magalhães — 🅰️
Total: 🎯 28 G/A
⚽ 13 goals
🅰️ 15 assists
If England thought Argentina got away with a lot in the semi-final... well, we're moving into new territory here.
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The Argentina player used his studs to step on Yamal’s calf. According to the rules, this is supposed to be a red card but the referee didn’t even show him a yellow.
SPAIN ARE GETTING ROBBED!!!
Today, ADL ran an ad in the Maine Sunday Telegram (@PressHerald) calling on Democratic and Republican party leaders to reject antisemitism.
It's easy to call out hatred on the other side. What takes real courage is demanding your own party condemn this behavior, even when it's politically uncomfortable. https://t.co/6YRaOgKghv
The UN really does seem hopeless: Under pressure from the Trump administration, the UN Human Rights Office finally issued a statement condemning Hamas’s extrajudicial killing of a Palestinian man in Gaza accused of “collaborating” with Israel, warning of a growing pattern that threatens Gazans’ safety and due process. The statement even notes that Gazans have been “receiving threats” ahead of the June 26 anti-Hamas protests. However, it avoids mentioning torture, the use of Gaza’s hospitals, and, embarrassingly, mislabels the date of the suppressed demonstrations as July 26.
But even in condemning Hamas, the UN tiptoes around naming the group directly, uses kid‑glove language to avoid acknowledging that Hamas’s police forces are inseparable from its terror apparatus, and then drags Israel into the statement, claiming that Israeli strikes on Hamas police have worsened “lawlessness.” In other words: the UN human rights condemns these mysterious, ‘maybe Hamas cops and terrorists’ for executions and threats, while simultaneously describing the same Hamas militias as “law enforcement and administrative personnel” and criticizing Israel for targeting them.
If anything is clear, it’s that the UN remains unwilling, and seemingly uninterested, in forcefully calling out a jihadi, fascistic, ISIS‑like terror group with even a fraction of the vigor it applies to Israel around the clock. And contrary to its self‑image, that’s not a “pro‑Palestine” stance at all; this actually actively harms Palestinians in Gaza.
The sensor (chip in the ball) is actually against FIFA rules
There was ABSOLUTELY no external force (significant contact) affecting the movement of the ball!
FIFA released a statement to clarify but forgot that they have a standing rule.
Disgrace!