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Egypt's Ziko alleges tournament fixing after late Argentina comeback at World Cup

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Egyptian footballer Mostafa Ziko publicly accused officials of unfair play following Egypt's defeat to Argentina at the World Cup. Egypt had built a two-goal lead before Argentina scored three late goals to complete a dramatic comeback. A goal by Ziko in the second half was disallowed, which he considered a turning point in the match. Ziko claimed the tournament was fixed, alleging injustice against his team. He later apologized to Egyptian fans while insisting the players had given their full effort.

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