Spain beat Argentina 1-0 in a tense 2026 FIFA World Cup final to lift their second title. The match ended on a hot note, with Argentina reduced to 10 men after Enzo Fernandez was sent off. After the final whistle, emotions ran high as Spain midfielder Gavi collided with Leandro Paredes, while Argentina assistant Roberto Ayala was seen to tackle Dani Olmo.Despite being involved in the post-match scuffle, the Barcelona midfielder does not believe Argentina’s players should face suspensions. Speaking to Cope, Gavi said: “No, no. To tell the truth, I don’t think they should be suspended. I understand that it is not a good image for children, for children, but I think there is also that side of football that is a little more aggressive.”I would add that any punishment should be dealt with during the game itself rather than after. “Perhaps the most logical thing for me would be to send him out during the match and that’s it. But as I said, in the end I think it’s all football and it should always be like that,” he noted.Although Gavi has ruled against further punishment, FIFA has already launched an investigation into the incidents that took place after the final whistle. Reports suggest that several Argentine players could also face disciplinary action depending on the outcome of the investigation. The governing body is expected to review the confrontations before deciding whether additional sanctions are needed.