Argentina players risk bans as FIFA launches probe into World Cup final fights

Football’s global governing body has launched a disciplinary inquiry into the altercations that erupted after Sunday’s championship match, with multiple Argentine players potentially facing suspensions. Nahuel Molina was seen striking Spain’s captain Rodri in the midsection as he entered the field following the final whistle, while a significant confrontation unfolded at midfield, where Leandro Paredes […]

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FIFA set to reveal unprecedented $15bn World Cup revenue, smashing all projections

The global governing body is set to declare unprecedented earnings of $15bn (£11.2bn) from this summer’s flagship tournament, far surpassing the financial goals established before the competition began. Member associations were briefed on the revenue surge by Gianni Infantino on Saturday. The organization had originally forecast $11bn in income. Reports suggest that hospitality packages and […]

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Fifa to reconsider hydration breaks for 2026 World Cup due to unpopularity, says Arsène Wenger

Arsene Wenger acknowledged that the hydration stoppages implemented for the 2026 World Cup have met with disapproval, and football’s governing body will assess their effects once the competition concludes. The global football authority mandated three-minute cooling pauses for every World Cup fixture taking place in the United States, Mexico, and Canada, irrespective of the weather. […]

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FIFA reviews reports after Argentine players unveil Falklands banner at 2026 World Cup

The British government has backed calls for a Fifa investigation, with a spokesperson for the prime minister stating: “We may not have won the World Cup, but the Falkland Islands are unquestionably ours. Our dedication to the Falklands will never falter.” According to media reports, Argentina’s President Javier Milei described the players’ actions as “understandable” […]

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White House World Cup chief backs Trump’s push to Fifa over red card

Andrew Giuliani, who leads the White House’s World Cup taskforce, has justified Donald Trump’s efforts to pressure Fifa into overturning the suspension of American player Folarin Balogun ahead of Monday’s match against Belgium. The US president suggested that Brazilian official Raphael Claus, who sent off Balogun during the game against Bosnia and Herzegovina, was “a […]

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