Egypt file FIFA complaint over refereeing decisions in Argentina defeat

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Egypt have lodged a formal complaint with FIFA following their loss to Argentina, expressing dissatisfaction with several key refereeing calls during the match. The Egyptian camp was aggrieved by a goal that was disallowed following a VAR review. They also took issue with a penalty appeal that was not put to VAR review in the lead-up to Argentina's match-winning goal. Egypt have gone further by demanding that the referee involved be removed from future duties in the tournament.

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