🚨 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.
@Nanosecso Llegaron a la final confiados que a punta de patadas a los oponentes y la complacencia de los árbitros hacia la dramaturgia de Messi (no la mejor parte de su actuación) eso les iba a funcionar para quedarse con la copa.
Al final, no hicieron ni un solo tiro directo al arco...
@YourAnonCentral It wasn't that polite. They were laughing at him and Infantino. The Spanish team game is football.
Trump, and whatever he touches and whoever he involves in his game, turns into shit.
@tancredipalmeri In all fairness, Argentina got to the final game just by being a bunch of thugs led by Messi, a real footballer. Paredes, a soar bad loser, couldn't accept they lost.
@LePapillonBlu2 Watching him getting ushered away from their celebration was priceless, although I have to say they all laughed at the clowns (Trump and Infantino) when they walked in front of them.
@iruolagbe_pius@jacksonhinkle I am just happy the game didn't go into penalties because in all certainty, Argentina didn't deserve to win the world cup.
And in all fairness, I can tell that the Ref whistled every time Messi claimed to have been fouled, even when he wasn't.
@jacksonhinkle Argentina thought thuggery would be enough for them to go and win unscathed.
It turned out that they didn't even get a straight shot on goal even once during the whole extended match.
Kudos to Spain for playing football even when Argentina showed us only the worst of the worse.