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Argentina appeal FIFA bans after World Cup final brawl

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Argentina are preparing an appeal after Leandro Paredes called FIFA's 10-match World Cup final ban 'excessive', with Nahuel Molina banned for seven games and the AFA also fined after tournament flashpoints.

Michael Oliver, who reached the World Cup quarter-finals this summer, will referee Chelsea v Albion at Stamford Bridge after a busy run of Premier League and European appointments.open

Chelsea have signed Argentina World Cup winner Emiliano Martínez from Aston Villa on a three-year deal. The 2022 champion and this year's World Cup finalist is set to become first-choice goalkeeper.open

Paredes called FIFA's 10-match World Cup final ban 'excessive' as Argentina prepare an appeal, with Molina banned for seven games and the AFA fined after tournament flashpoints.open

Switzerland World Cup quarter-finalist Breel Embolo is set for his Atlanta United debut after an $18 million move, aiming to lift them back into the MLS play-off places.open

Rangers are tracking Ferencvaros striker Lenny Joseph, who briefly thought he had scored Haiti's first World Cup goal in 52 years before it was ruled a Yassine Bounou own goal.open

Barcelona are managing minutes after the World Cup, with only four non-World Cup players completing 180 minutes in two La Liga wins as Hansi Flick rotates to protect fitness.open

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Argentina appeal FIFA bans after World Cup final brawl