Argentina's Giovani Lo Celso displayed a Falklands sovereignty banner after a World Cup semifinal win. This gesture could lead to disciplinary action from FIFA due to political message prohibitions. The Falkland Islands remain a point of contention between Britain and Argentina since 1982. Argentina's Vice-President defended the player's actions, stating the islands are Argentine. The team secured a dramatic 2-1 victory to reach the World Cup final.

Argentinian players unfurled a banner reading 'The Falklands are Argentinian' after they knocked England out of the World Cup 2-1 in a nail-biting semi final clash.

If the banner is deemed to be political in nature, it would contravene both FIFA and IFAB rules.