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    Paredes refuses to apologise for World Cup final punches - Goal.com

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    Argentina's Leandro Paredes speaks out amid backlash to his 'disgraceful' conduct after World Cup final - Goal.com

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    Sorry Leo - Argentina's anti-football didn't deserve World Cup glory: Winners and losers as Messi bows out in tears while Spain set their sights on a dynasty of dominance - Goal.com

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    'Of course I'm sorry' - Argentina assistant explains how Dani Olmo confrontation went wrong in fiery World Cup final defeat to Spain - Goal.com

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    Paredes refuses to apologise for World Cup final punches

    Argentina's Leandro Paredes has refused to apologise for the punches he threw at Spain's players following the World Cup final, at a time when FIFA has removed …

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