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Messi, Egypt Coach Clash After Argentina's 3-2 Win; Staff Member Red-Carded

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Lionel Messi and Egyptian head coach Hossam Hassan became involved in a heated confrontation following Argentina's 3-2 comeback victory over Egypt. A member of Egypt's backroom staff was shown a red card after directly confronting the Argentine captain. The incident drew attention away from what had been a dramatic match result. Coach Hassan publicly criticised the match officials, voicing strong displeasure over their decisions. The altercation also reignited discussion around FIFA's anti-racism protocols and their enforcement.

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