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Spain midfielder Gavi does not believe Argentina's Leandro Paredes should face suspension for his involvement in the clash after the World Cup final.

Argentina players Paredes, Nahuel Molina, Thiago Almada and assistant coach Roberto Ayala all seemed caught up in the on-pitch incident while Spain marked their 1-0 victory.

Paredes appeared to shove Spain's Eric Garcia by the throat, prompting unused substitute Gavi to step in, only to be pushed down by Almada.

The Argentine then sent the Barcelona midfielder to the ground with a hand to the face.

Fifa has named a disciplinary and ethics prosecutor to review the events, meaning any involved player or coach risks a ban and the Argentine Football Association may incur a fine.

"I don't think [Paredes] should be suspended," Gavi told El Partidazo de COPE.

"I understand it's not a good image for children, but I think there's also that side to football, which is a bit more physical, more aggressive.

"The most logical thing would have been to send him off during the match, and that's it. In the end, I think it's all football, and it has to be that way."