Then almost a year of comings and goings, finally the meeting of the South American Qualifiers before the Qatar 2022 World Cup between Brazil and Argentina, which was suspended after spending only five minutes party, will not continue.
The official announcement will come after the same FIFA as the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) proposed not to finish playing the match, something which the Football Association of Argentina (AFA) had not made a decision until this Tuesday, when the three entities agreed to cancel the match dispute, making it official in a statement released by the AFA, in which he explained the details of the final decision.
Therefore, the party that had to give rise to sixth game of the South American Qualifiers ahead of the Qatar 2022 World Cup, will not be played again in September, although instead, the AFA reported that the Argentine team will organize one or two friendly matches to prepare for the World Cup, which starts next November. According to TyC Sports, the idea of the Argentine coach, Lionel Scalloniwill schedule two matches in the United States, with possible venues in Miami and New York, between September 20 and 26 against rivals from the Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Soccer (CONCACAF), which are not will be neither Canada nor Mexico.
that’s it September 5, 2021The Brazilian health authorities invaded the field of play in the 5th minute of the match, to take four Argentine Premier League playersaccused of not complying with COVID-19 protocols for foreigners arriving from England and for providing false information when they entered Brazil, arriving in the country irregularly.
Now, the AFA details that the three entities have already resolved the case before the Court of Arbitration for Sport (TAS) and as a consequence you have to pay a fine of 150 thousand Swiss francs (about 155 thousand euros), of which 25% will go to World Health Organization (WHO) “in support of its ongoing efforts to combat COVID-19”.
Source: La Verdad
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