"He shouldn't referee AGAIN!" A baffled @markgoldbridge DISAGREES with the referee's decisions as Argentina beat Egypt in stoppage time to advance!
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This was clear penalty that would have lead Egypt to 3-2
The counter attack lead to Arg 3-2
Egypt staff was begging for VAR check but they didn’t even do
Cape Verde deserved more from this game. In my opinion, several key decisions went Argentina’s way:
17’ – Messi won a dangerous free kick after what looked like a firm but fair challenge. Even live commentators questioned whether it was a foul.
91’ – Lisandro Martínez’s goal: Enzo Fernández appeared to foul a Cape Verde player in the buildup. VAR reviewed it but chose not to overturn the goal despite strong protests.
Disciplinary inconsistency: Cape Verde picked up bookings throughout a physical contest, while Argentina escaped a caution until the 114th minute, despite committing several tactical and physical fouls.
110’ – Argentina’s winner: The own goal that decided the match was also reviewed by VAR, which again ruled in Argentina’s favor despite Cape Verde’s appeals.
Add to that the number of soft free kicks Messi received whenever he went down, and it’s easy to see why many feel the officiating consistently favored Argentina.
Cape Verde didn’t lose because they were outplayed, they lost a game where the biggest decisions repeatedly went against them.
Hoy nadie hablará de la victoria de Argentina.
Hoy el mundo entero está aplaudiendo a Cabo Verde que no dejó de luchar, a pesar de tener todo en contra.
Hoy el verdadero ganador es Cabo Verde. Hoy el mundo respeta a los africanos más que nada.
Gracias por esto.
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