SPAIN'S GAVI: DON'T PUNISH ARGENTINA FOR FRACAS
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WHAT HAPPENED
Spain midfielder Gavi said he believes Argentina players should not be punished by FIFA for their actions after Sunday's World Cup final.
According to www.espn.com - TOP, Spain midfielder Gavi said he believes Argentina players should not be punished by FIFA for their actions after Sunday's World Cup final.
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- www.espn.com - TOP: Spain midfielder Gavi said he believes Argentina players should not be punished by FIFA for their actions after Sunday's World Cup final.
- BBC Sport: Spain midfielder Gavi says he does not think Argentina's Leandro Paredes should be suspended for his part in the confrontation after the World Cup final.
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- PRIMARY REPORT: www.espn.com - TOP (open the original report)
- BBC Sport
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STORY TIMELINE — AVAILABLE COVERAGE
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- 22/07/2026, 14:32 RELATED COVERAGE PAREDES SHOULD NOT BE SUSPENDED - SPAIN'S GAVI (BBC Sport • 11 mins ago) [Story Intel]
- 22/07/2026, 15:20 RELATED COVERAGE WORLD CUP FINAL TOPS 60M VIEWERS IN NORTH AMERICA (www.espn.com - TOP • just now) [Story Intel]
- 22/07/2026, 15:20 PRIMARY FEED SPAIN'S GAVI: DON'T PUNISH ARGENTINA FOR FRACAS (www.espn.com - TOP • just now) [Story Intel]
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