Put together, it’s the most disciplinary heat any World Cup finalist has faced in recent memory. Given the pattern of allegations against Paredes and Molina, FIFA has room to go well beyond the minimum if the committee finds the conduct serious enough. If this all sounds familiar, it’s because Argentina’s disciplinary file with FIFA didn’t start this month. None of that history decides this case on its own, but it’s the kind of pattern disciplinary committees tend to notice. What comes nextThere’s no fixed clock on FIFA disciplinary cases like this one.