<p>FIFA on Saturday announced it had opening disciplinary procedures against Argentina and the Netherlands after a series of ugly incidents marred their bad-tempered World Cup quarter-final.</p>.<p>A World Cup record 18 yellow cards were shown as Argentina defeated the Dutch 4-3 on penalties Friday after a 2-2 draw at Lusail Stadium.</p>.<p>The game featured multiple mass confrontations and heated exchanges as the Dutch came back from two goals down to force extra time.</p>.<p>The charges against the Argentina football federation relate to player and staff misconduct and "order and security at matches", FIFA said in a statement.</p>.<p>The Dutch also face an investigation into the team's behaviour.</p>
<p>FIFA on Saturday announced it had opening disciplinary procedures against Argentina and the Netherlands after a series of ugly incidents marred their bad-tempered World Cup quarter-final.</p>.<p>A World Cup record 18 yellow cards were shown as Argentina defeated the Dutch 4-3 on penalties Friday after a 2-2 draw at Lusail Stadium.</p>.<p>The game featured multiple mass confrontations and heated exchanges as the Dutch came back from two goals down to force extra time.</p>.<p>The charges against the Argentina football federation relate to player and staff misconduct and "order and security at matches", FIFA said in a statement.</p>.<p>The Dutch also face an investigation into the team's behaviour.</p>