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FIFA investigates Argentina players for Falkland Islands banner after World Cup victory

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The FIFA has launched an investigation into an incident involving Argentine players who displayed a banner stating "The Falkland Islands belong to Argentina" after their victory against England in the World Cup semi-final.
This matter has raised concerns given the historical and political sensitivities surrounding the Falkland Islands.
FIFA's disciplinary procedures could lead to significant penalties for the Argentine national team.
The situation follows Argentina's advancement to the World Cup final, where the players celebrated with the controversial banner.
The United Kingdom has called for a thorough investigation regarding the display of the banner.

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