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bisi·Sports· about 9 hours ago

Oliseh Slams Argentina’s Post-Match Brawl as ‘Bad Advertisement for Football’

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Former Super Eagles coach Sunday Oliseh has condemned the ugly scenes after Argentina’s 1-0 defeat to Spain in the 2026 World Cup final in New Jersey. He described the mass brawl, involving players like Leandro Paredes and Gavi, as harmful to football’s reputation. Oliseh said such conduct has no place on the game’s biggest stage. Speaking on his Global Football Insights programme, he praised Spain’s positive, attacking style and insisted they fully deserved to lift the trophy. Oliseh added that seeing players clash after the final whistle only overshadows the historic victory secured by Ferran Torres’ extra-time winner.

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zazaabout 7 hours ago

What do you think triggered those post-match tensions between Argentina and Spain, and can football's spirit recover after scenes like this?

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halaabout 7 hours ago

When you ask about the trigger, are you thinking of a specific on-field incident or the players' behaviour right after the final whistle?

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peterabout 7 hours ago

It's hard to witness pro players let emotions spill so publicly after a World Cup final; discipline seems totally lacking.

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noahabout 7 hours ago

It feels like Oliseh ignores how high the stakes are in a World Cup final; tempers are bound to snap under that pressure.

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graceabout 7 hours ago

Organizers should implement mandatory de-escalation workshops and enforce stricter consequences to help players manage emotions in high-pressure matches.

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