New Delhi, July 20 -- FIFA has reportedly opened a disciplinary investigation into Argentina following a series of confrontations and controversial incidents after Sunday's FIFA World Cup final against Spain, Sky Sport reported. The governing body will examine the referee's reports and match footage before deciding whether disciplinary action is warranted against Argentine players and members of the coaching staff.

The investigation follows Argentina's 0-1 defeat to Spain at New Jersey's MetLife Stadium on Sunday (19 July), where tensions boiled over after the final whistle.

Video replays showed several players involved in a scuffle, including Argentina defender Leandro Paredes, who appeared to shove Spain's Eric Garcia by the throat. W...