Spain beat Argentina 1-0 in New Jersey, but celebrations were marred when two Argentinian defenders clashed with Spanish stars, prompting an outcry from pundits on the BBC and ITV

Spain are looking to beat reigning World Cup champions Argentina in Sunday's final at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey

Lionel Messi’s Argentina defend their title against European champions Spain in New Jersey

Paredes was involved in an ugly clash with Spain’s Eric Garcia and Gavi following the full-time whistle

Los jugadores argentinos protagonizaron una tangana lamentable tras la finalización del partido. España pasó por encima de una Argentina que basó su juego en una penosa conducta…

Spain beat Argentina 1-0 in New Jersey, but celebrations were marred when two Argentinian defenders clashed with Spanish stars, prompting an outcry from pundits on the BBC and ITV

From the Telegraph’s claim that ‘football defeated crime’ to Gazzetta dello Sport’s warning that any other result would have been ‘an insult to the game,’ newspapers worldwide…

Argentina had two players sent off during their defeat to Spain in the World Cup final in New Jersey with Enzo Fernandez and Leandro Paredes getting red cards

Ferran Torres scored the winning goal in the World Cup final as Spain beat Argentina in New Jersey - but the game was marred by unsavoury scenes at the full-time whistle

Argentina players sparked a mass brawl with Spain following their 1-0 World Cup final defeat. Following the full-time whistle in New Jersey on Sunday (19 July), Spanish…

Spain's celebrations after beating Argentina in the World Cup final turned ugly as players briefly clashed on the field.

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FIFA are launching an investigation into the behaviour of the Argentina players after they were beaten 1-0 by Spain in the World Cup final on Sunday

Spain 1-0 Argentina (a.e.t.): Lionel Messi was denied on surely his final World Cup appearance, with the aftermath further souring the occasion as punches were thrown at full time

A blow-by-blow account of how Spain and Argentina players fought in the aftermath of Sunday’s showpiece

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Argentine media hailed their players as beyond blame despite Spain's domination, Argentina's toothless display and an ugly brawl after the FIFA World Cup final. | Football News

The Argentina players then stood facing their fans, with their backs to the podium, when Spain’s squad lifted the trophy.