Newell's Suspends Youth Players for Photo with Rival

Imagine you're a kid who loves to play soccer.

Now imagine you took a picture with a famous player from a team your team doesn't like.

That's what happened to some young players from Newell's Old Boys in Argentina.

They took a picture with a player from their rival team, and the club suspended them from playing for a while, which means they couldn't train or get their scholarships.

Many people, including famous soccer players and government officials, thought this was unfair.

They said the kids were just being kids and didn't understand the big rivalry between the teams.

The club said they did it to protect the children, but the decision has received major backlash.