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Families Of Argentina Players Detained by Police After World Cup 2026 Brawl

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At least a dozen family members and associates of Argentina’s players were detained by police at MetLife Stadium. Law enforcement intervened following the 1-0 defeat to Spain in the 2026 FIFA World Cup final, as altercations erupted in the stands and spilled into the VIP/family sections. Read Also:World Cup 2026: How I Lost ₦5m Bet [...]

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