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Fifa's disciplinary committee has appointed a disciplinary and ethics prosecutor to assess what happened after the final whistle at MetLife stadium. What should have been a night of glory for Spain turned sour when post-match fury erupted on the pitch, prompting FIFA to open a formal disciplinary investigation against Argentina. Spain clinched their second World Cup title with a 1-0 extra-time win over Argentina on Sunday at MetLife Stadium, thanks to Ferran Torres’ decisive strike. But moments after the final whistle, tensions boiled over into a ugly brawl. Flashpoints of the Fracas Argentina midfielder Leandro Paredes led the charge, clashing violently with Spanish players. He appeared to grab Eric García by the neck and wrestle Gavi to the ground. Paredes was briefly shown a red card before it was rescinded. Defender Nahuel Molina confronted Rodri, while assistant coach Roberto Ayala was seen striking Dani Olmo. Coach Lionel Scaloni rushed in to restore order as shoves and confrontations spread. The Albiceleste were already down to 10 men after Enzo Fernández’s late red card. Adding to the unsportsmanlike display, some Argentina players reportedly turned their backs during Spain’s trophy lift. FIFA’s Swift Response FIFA’s Disciplinary Committee has appointed a prosecutor to investigate potential violations of its code, focusing on the post-whistle chaos. Players could face bans, and the Argentine Football Association risks hefty fines. No timeline has been set for a verdict. The probe builds on earlier scrutiny, including Argentina’s politically charged Falklands banner after their semi-final win over England. Once again, Argentina’s fiery passion — a hallmark of their success — has crossed the line, leaving a bitter taste after an otherwise thrilling tournament finale. Developments are expected soon.
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lordm:sorry terrorists sympathizer. |
ruggedtimi:u dey ok soo? |
HacheNoire:They deceive yourself for there. Just imagine iran has the ability to take out all USA air defence system and flew over their airspace freely and bomb anything they want at will. And USA can not even get close to Iran. Do u think USA will continue fighting risking the life of her citizens? They will surrender. That is what a normal conventional country will do. Why fighting war with people you kwn have the capability of wiping out ur country if they chose to and u can not do the same to them. Look at what happened to Gaza, what has AMAS achieved positively for their people after attacking isreal on Oct 7? Just imagine the sufferings, deaths and humiliation they went through. Why can't they just be like their neighbours like Qatar, SaudiArabia and Co, and leave all these their unrealistic nonsense ideology of fighting for Allah or deaths to American and Israel. It will only bring more deaths to then on the long run. That is the fact. |
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My brother, nothing is wrong with you. You just need to let go of your past and bury it. Start afresh. You can open a YouTube channel and talk about what you love. Go to the gym regularly, work on yourself, and live a positive life. By doing so, you'll meet people who can add value to your life and inspire you to become the best version of yourself. Focus on your health and eat healthy. You'll be surprised at how things will start falling into place. At 45, you can still achieve anything in life. The best time to start is now. Don't waste any more time dwelling on your past failures. Keep moving forward, and God will help you through. |
zeuss:which primary school u go abeg? ![]() |
Sampalo:them tie una hands and legs make una no develop una own countries with all the natural resources wey God take bless una with. If no be paradise then stop complaining and manage your country. |
fmlala:na whahala you want cause for them be dat o. ![]() |
dermmy:lolz! them they deceive you, you self dey deceive yourself. ![]() |
MrPresident1:lolz! dey play. since when they done dey pledged to wipe out isreal. Person pass u, u say n small. ![]() |
datola:2.5m a month na small money for a corn seller. Some civil servant annual Salary no reach 2.5m. |
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Omo isreal wicked o |
Akalia:lolz, and the one with 6% are one ruleling them ![]() |
tollyboy5:let me ask a simple assuming iran was able destroy all isrealI air defence system and kill Nathaniyahu and all his top military commanders within weeks and Iranian fighter jet flying over isreali airspace at will. And some will now be telling you isreal really deal with Iran. does that make sense to u? |
agulion:to go learn more about terrorism. |
What do you expect from a 41-year-old man who is still playing at the highest level, earning approximately $300 million annually, tall, fit, and handsome, and the most-followed athlete in the world on social media? The majority of his peers have already retired. Definitely is going to have a lots of haters more than any player because no player like him and they want to see him fall ASAP. |
Most of you don't no any thing about the contributions of Jewish people to global civilization and technology. The Jewish people are actually the one that helps America to win Japan in world II by bringing the idea of developing a nuclear a bomb in the first place. The development of the nuclear bomb was driven by four key jewish scientists, each making crucial contributions that built upon one another. Leo Szilard – The Intellectual Father Leo Szilard conceived the idea of the nuclear chain reaction and co-patented the nuclear reactor with Enrico Fermi in 1939. He is called the "intellectual father of the atomic bomb" because he drafted the famous letter signed by Einstein that urged President Roosevelt to launch the Manhattan Project. Lise Meitner – Who Discovered Nuclear Fission Lise Meitner explained how nuclear fission works and, with her nephew Otto Frisch, coined the term "nuclear fission" in 1939. Her discovery motivated Szilard and Einstein to contact President Roosevelt, leading directly to the Manhattan Project's creation. Remarkably, she refused to work on the bomb itself. Albert Einstein – The Physics Foundation Albert Einstein's equation E=mc² showed that mass can be converted into enormous energy—the scientific basis for how atomic bombs work. He signed Szilard's letter to President Roosevelt warning about Germany's potential atomic weapon, which launched the Manhattan Project. Enrico Fermi – Made It Real Enrico Fermi built and started the world's first nuclear reactor on December 2, 1942, and co-patented it with Szilard. His reactor proved that controlled nuclear reactions were possible, paving the way for producing plutonium for the atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki. Together, these scientists created the complete path from theory to weapon: Meitner discovered fission → Szilard conceived chain reaction → Einstein provided the physics foundation → Fermi made it work practically. Without any one of them, the atomic bomb might never have been built. That is just one o, many of their scientist made major contributions to day's technologies they are blessings to the world and most be protected. List of thier great scientists. Albert Einstein Leo Szilard Lise Meitner Richard Feynman J. Robert Oppenheimer John von Neumann Emmy Noether Jonas Salk Paul Ehrlich Stanislaw Ulam Ada Yonath Avram Hershko Andrew Schally |
tammie24:mumu bingo, then no respect am but Fifa they invite am come show. Ode |
CuteTj:u go explain tire ![]() |
richmond500:yes we know Newton built the framework of classical physics—laws of motion and gravity. But when you say don't compare them, it shows you don't really understand what Albert did to physics. Einstein didn’t just build on Newton—he showed Newton was incomplete, and in extreme conditions, wrong. He demolished and rebuilt the foundations of physics twice (relativity + quantum) Most historians would say: Newton was the greatest founder, Einstein the greatest revolutionary. But when people call Einstein “the most influential physicist of the centuries,” it’s because his ideas continue to push the frontiers – black holes, gravitational waves, the Big Bang – while Newton’s, though brilliant, is now a special case within Einstein’s larger framework. |


