The report says Argentina must play their next home fixture with only 50% of the stadium available and have been fined €275,000, with €85,500 of that amount suspended. A further 50% capacity restriction for another home match is also said to be suspended.
That matters because Argentina’s home games are often driven by intensity as much as quality. A half-full ground changes the feel of the occasion and removes part of the edge teams rely on in major qualifiers and prestige fixtures.
The update also says the case involved supporter discrimination and a political banner displayed after the semi-final win over England, reading "Las Malvinas son Argentinas".
The individual punishments are potentially just as significant if upheld.
If accurate, that is a substantial disciplinary bill from one chaotic flashpoint.
The report says the Argentine federation will seek ’s written reasons before deciding whether to appeal, with routes potentially open through ’s appeals process and, ultimately, the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
That next step is now the key storyline. The sanctions may yet be challenged, but if they remain in place, Argentina’s next home outing will carry a very different look - and a thinner margin for error.