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The game between Argentina and Spain descended into chaos after the final whistle last month‚ when Paredes lost his cool and launched an attack on Eric Garcia and Gavi after Spain were confirmed as champions. Now‚ it has emerged that referee‚ Slavko Vincic of Slovenia‚ had pleaded with Argentina captain Messi earlier in the game to control one of football's biggest hot heads. The midfielder‚ who was brought on at half-time and booked six minutes later‚ made it to full-time‚ but then lost his cool.
The extreme decision by Leandro Paredes after his controversial participation in the World Cup final
Spanish World Cup hero Lamine Yamal has mocked Argentina brute Leandro Paredes with a hilarious sign at the celebration parade in Madrid.
Barcelona star Ferran Torres bagged the winning goal in extra time to seal Spain's second World Cup triumph - after first winning the trophy in 2010 - leaving Messi‚ 39‚ in tears at the final whistle. However‚ the action continued following the final whistle as a brawl broke out between the two sides‚ resulting in a red card for Leandro Paredes.
The World Cup final finished amid outrageous scenes as fights broke out among the two sets of players. As Spain's substitutes and staff ran on to the pitch to celebrate their historic 1-0 win against a desperately poor Argentina‚ some of the South Americans lost their heads. Reduced to ten men after the dismissal of Enzo Fernandez in added time at the end of the 90 minutes‚ Argentina then saw Leandro Paredes sent off for pushing players to the ground and aiming punches at Spain forward Gavi.
The World Cup referee who oversaw Lionel Messi and Argentina's win to set up a semi-final against England overnight has been accused of 'being against' Switzerland as anger grows against the perceived treatment of the world champions. Switzerland's players and manager were incensed with Argentina's triumph‚ 3-1 in extra-time‚ after their striker Breel Embolo became the first player to be sent off as a result of a new rule for mistaken identity. With the quarter-final level on 72 minutes‚ Embolo was shown a second yellow card after a video assistant referee review which led to him being adjudged to have dived - rather than being fouled by Argentina's Leandro Paredes. A new rule introduced for this World Cup states that if a player is booked or sent off - but the foul was actually committed by the opposition - the decision can be changed.
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