FIFA has launched an investigation into a chaotic post-match brawl that erupted after Spain's 1-0 extra-time victory over Argentina in the World Cup final.The incident occurred following Spain's second World Cup title, secured by a last-minute goal from Ferran Torres.Argentina was already down to 10 men after Enzo Fernandez received a second yellow card in the 93rd minute.The clash began when Argentine midfielder Leandro Paredes confronted Spanish players Eric Garcia and Gavi, leading to a widespread brawl.Players from both teams exchanged shoves and had to be separated by security.Argentina's coach Lionel Scaloni attempted to calm the players after the incident.The investigation's timeline remains unspecified.

The event highlights the intense emotions and tensions that can arise in high-stakes football matches, raising questions about sportsmanship and disciplinary actions in international competitions.