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Spain star fumes at ‘lying’ Argentina coach who punched him during World Cup brawl

First publishedJul 27, 19:08 UTC
Last updatedJul 27, 21:13 UTC · 7m ago
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Spain star fumes at ‘lying’ Argentina coach who punched him during World Cup brawl
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Spanish star Dani Olmo is having none of Argentina assistant coach Roberto Ayala’s apology following their altercation in the aftermath of the World Cup final. Olmo is accusing Ayala of not taking proper accountability for his actions, which followed Spain’s 1-0 victory over Argentina at MetLife Stadium to claim its second World Cup win.

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Spanish star Dani Olmo is having none of Argentina assistant coach Roberto Ayala’s apology following their altercation in the aftermath of the World Cup final. Olmo is accusing Ayala of not taking proper accountability for his actions, which followed Spain’s 1-0 victory over Argentina at MetLife Stadium to claim its second World Cup win. Ayala confronted Olmo after the final whistle and, according to Olmo, punched him in the throat. Ayala says the claims are overblown and that he was merely responding to something Olmo said.

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Spanish star Dani Olmo is having none of Argentina assistant coach Roberto Ayala’s apology following their altercation in the aftermath of the World Cup final. Olmo is accusing Ayala of not taking proper accountability for his actions, which followed Spain’s 1-0 victory over Argentina at MetLife Stadium to claim its second World Cup win.
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