India, July 22 -- Gavi has played down Argentina's conduct following their heated World Cup final defeat to Spain, insisting he does not want any of their players suspended despite being directly involved in the post-match confrontation.

Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in Sunday's final to become world champions for the second time. The fiercely contested match ended with Argentina down to 10 players after Enzo Fernandez was sent off, but tensions escalated further once the final whistle was blown.

As Spain's substitutes and staff entered the pitch to celebrate, several Argentina players became involved in altercations with their opponents. Nahuel Molina was seen confronting Spain captain Rodri, while Leandro Paredes clashed with Gavi duri...