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FIFA Investigates Argentina Vs Netherlands World Cup Game
FIFA Investigates Argentina Vs Netherlands World Cup Game
FIFA announced on Saturday that it had opened disciplinary proceedings against Argentina and the Netherlands following a series of ugly incidents in their World Cup quarter-final.
Argentina defeated the Netherlands 4-3 on penalties Friday after a 2-2 draw at Lusail Stadium, setting a World Cup record with 18 yellow cards.
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As the Dutch came back from two goals down to force extra time, the game featured numerous mass confrontations and heated exchanges.
The charges against the Argentina football federation relate to player and staff misconduct and “order and security at matches”, FIFA said in a statement.
The Dutch are also being investigated for their team’s behavior.
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