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Egypt criticises ‘influential refereeing’ in Argentina World Cup match - Al Jazeera

Egyptian football officials have reportedly lodged a complaint with FIFA against the referees in their last-16 match.

Al Jazeera English·8 July 2026 at 16:43·1 min read
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Egyptian football officials have reportedly lodged a complaint with FIFA against the referees in their last-16 match.

ARGENTINA WORLD CUP — Egyptian football officials have reportedly lodged a complaint with FIFA against the referees in their last-16 match.

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