NYC Mayor Mamdani Says Egypt Was Robbed in World Cup Loss to Argentina

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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani publicly backed Egypt after their World Cup defeat against Argentina, claiming the African side was 'robbed.' His comments drew widespread attention as debates over refereeing decisions in the match intensified. Egyptian players and supporters had similarly alleged that officiating decisions unfairly favored Argentina. FIFA's head of refereeing responded by defending the VAR calls made during the game. He also cautioned against making baseless allegations targeting match officials.

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