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Clarifying disciplinary processes

I think it's good to first ask the user what they specifically want: whether they need confirmation, details, a source link, or a quick summary of FIFA's possible disciplinary processes that could result in missing the World Cup finals. There’s also the need to be careful since the headline mentions "additional punishment," perhaps from a recent incident. So, I should ask a clarifying question while outlining how I can help, including verifying sources and explaining regulations.Exploring disciplinary options

I think we should suggest fetching sources for the user, but I need to keep in mind our network access might be limited. I'll keep the output concise, maybe even in bullet points.

First, if the incident happened during a friendly or qualifier under FIFA's jurisdiction, disciplinary action could impact "next official matches," including the World Cup final.

I'll also note standard bans: for violent conduct, it's usually two or more matches; for spitting, around six; and accumulating two yellow cards during the World Cup results in a one-match ban. However, "additional punishment" hints at something more.Drafting a response

I'll start by keeping things general since I don't have specific details.

First, I’ll outline the process: the match commissioner creates a report, a video review occurs, and the Disciplinary Committee makes a decision within days. The association can appeal, and there's the option of CAS, though timelines vary.

Next, the risk is that if the ban overlaps with the tournament, the player could miss group matches, but not the entire final tournament.

I’ll suggest we ask for specifics about the date and incident. My response will include a short reaction like, "This feels more like a media update. Do you want me to verify the source and official announcement?" Then, I'll offer some general context in bullet points on how FIFA/UEFA decides on disciplinary actions and possible timelines for appeals.