@ballboypodcast: THE REFS JUST TOOK A WIN AWAY FROM EGYPT… #egypt #argentina #lionelmessi #mosalah #worldcup

Ichigoat :

Messi fans will look at this and still celebrate

Ethan… :

My dad put 100$ that EYGPT would controversially lose🤑🤑💵💸

keko.rc :

Mannn I’m so glad the world is finally catching onto this 🤣. We’ve been saying this for YEARS

badquality_facts :

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This is why

Steve Boyle :

This isn’t what VAR is intended to do. This was not a clear and obvious error , the referee saw the entire play and determined there was no foul initially. It should end there. It’s opening up this can of worms that you can use VAR for literally anything and everything

amanuel :

They knew it

The Daily work jokes 🇺🇸 ✅ :

Paul Perry :

Yeh I’ve been thoroughly enjoying this World Cup but today’s game made me question the integrity of this tournament 😳

croninit :

I noticed the same thing and they shouldn't have taken that goal away from Egypt.

driezy0 :

I'm a Messi fan, but I have to ask: isn't Messi ashamed of himself? If you're the GOAT, why keep getting involved in incidents that make people question your sportsmanship? A player of his status should respect the rules and avoid actions that could seriously hurt another player. That's one thing I respect about Ronaldo—he plays hard, but he accepts the rules of football. Messi should stop giving people reasons to question his conduct. As the greatest, your football should do the talking, not controversies.

Brandy :

At least their coach stood up and called it out in his interview

SHINee :

FIFA, we demand a transparent investigation into the refereeing of the Egypt-Argentina match. The voice of the fans must be heard, because the fans deserve justice, and the national teams deserve a level playing field. If refereeing errors are proven to have affected the outcome of the match, we demand the full application of the regulations and the implementation of appropriate measures according to the laws, because the integrity of football is more important than any result. We will not stop demanding justice and transparency, as the fans have the right to witness a fair and just competition. Football is based on fairness, and if justice is lost, the competition is lost. #JusticeForEgypt #EgyptsRight #ReviewTheMatch

mamabear139892 :

100% agree this is ridiculous

Billy and Grace :

Not the same

Vee🖖🏽🐺 :

Its Argentina/FIFA vs the World🤷‍♀️

yöussëf :

AlaaSpace :

👩🏻‍🎤 :

thank you bb net and yahoo

Aquamad :

the didn't call it a foul for Salah because that would mean no goal for Argentina and a penalty for Egypt. Maybe the referee didn't think it is a penalty foul. anyways Argentina is set up for easy path to the finals

Ink & Iterations :

Easy win for Argentina 🇦🇷 🔥🔥🔥

MarwinBaez18 :

Incident 1: Disallowing the goal was the correct decision because: 1. VAR intervention was valid: The incident was part of the continuous build-up play leading directly to the goal. According to the rules, VAR has the right to review the phase. 2. It was a foul: The player stamped on Lisandro while he was in possession of the ball. This stamping prevented him from taking a step to run, which constitutes an obstruction of play. Incident 2: No penalty was awarded because: 1. Mo Salah had already lost possession: It was no longer considered an active attacking phase. 2. Alvarez's leg was stationary: It was Mo Salah who initiated the contact by moving his leg into Alvarez. This type of contact is usually only penalized if the moving player is on the attack, but as stated in point 1, Salah had already lost the ball. From another perspective, Salah actually obstructed Alvarez. 3. The contact was extremely minimal: The touch was too light to be considered a foul.