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Egyptian FA questions ‘fairness’ of loss to Argentina amid refereeing furore

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Will Magee
Egyptian FA questions ‘fairness’ of loss to Argentina amid refereeing furore
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The Egyptian Football Association has formally complained about refereeing decisions during their 3-2 World Cup loss to Argentina. The team manager and the association claim that a disallowed goal and other officiating errors unfairly influenced the match outcome.

Mohamed Salah (left) remonstrates with the referee, François Letexier, after Egypt’s defeat by Argentina in Atlanta. Photograph: Catherine Ivill/AMA/Getty Images Mohamed Salah (left) remonstrates with the referee, François Letexier, after Egypt’s defeat by Argentina in Atlanta. Photograph: Catherine Ivill/AMA/Getty Images World Cup 2026 Egyptian FA questions ‘fairness’ of loss to Argentina amid refereeing furore Statement says decisions ‘raised serious concerns’

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