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FIFA has confirmed that Argentina will face an investigation into the “disgusting” scenes at the end of the World Cup final. The team has gone viral for all the wrong reasons at this year’s tournament.View on euronews

Fox Sports, a U. S. television broadcaster, known for its sports programming, owns the English-language rights to the World Cup in the U. S and will evade punishment from FIFA after it violated the governing body’s advertising rules during the first match of the World Cup which took place on Thursday last week between Mexico and South Africa. Fox’s commercials ran over the hydration break and broadcasting of the match resumed 10 seconds after the second half of the game had already recommenced, violating FIFA’s rule and causing viewer complaints.