Football World Cup 2018 World Cup 2018 Argentine FA fined for 'homophobic and insulting chants' FIFA has given the Argentine Football Association a CHF 105,000 fine for "homophobic and insulting chants" during their loss to Croatia. Jamie Smith 26 June, 2018 09:56 IST Argentina star Lionel Messi against Croatia - Getty Images Jamie Smith 26 June, 2018 09:56 IST The Argentine Football Association (AFA) has been hit with a CHF 105,000 (£80,085) fine for "homophobic and insulting chants" in their World Cup defeat to Croatia.Argentina was beaten 3-0 in the Group D clash, with an error from goalkeeper Willy Caballero setting up a sensational upset for Lionel Messi's side.FIFA confirmed in a statement on Monday that the AFA has been sanctioned for a range of incidents during the defeat, which leaves Argentina on the brink of an early exit.The punishment was handed out "for the involvement of Argentinian supporters in fights, throwing objects and homophobic and insulting chants".In addition, FIFA said the AFA had breached the media and marketing regulations by "failing to attend a flash interview after the match".The Mexican Football Federation (FMF) was previously fined CHF 10,000 (£7,616) "discriminatory and insulting chants" during a 1-0 win over world champions Germany. Read more stories on World Cup 2018. For more updates, follow Sportstar on :