How should I challenge a classroom seating move when I was talking too, but feel singled out?

The teacher moved my chair to the front and left the other two students where they were. They had been asking me about the football result. I answered. When I said they were talking too, the teacher told me to stop arguing.

I'm fourteen. I know the conversation interrupted the lesson. What bothers me is that the front seat feels like a public label, and my friends now say I should refuse to sit there tomorrow. I don't want another argument, but I also don't want to pretend I was the only person involved.

The teacher may have heard my answer more clearly than their question. I haven't asked whether the move is for one lesson or the rest of the term. How can I raise that after class while owning the part I actually did?