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FIFA refereeing chief denies bias claims in Argentina's win over Egypt
3 sourcesFirst reported 13 days agoUpdated 12 days ago
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- FIFA refereeing chief Pierluigi Collina defended the officiating in Argentina's 3-2 victory over Egypt in the World Cup round of 16.
- Collina rejected allegations of bias against the referees and emphasized their independence in making decisions.
- He stated that not even FIFA President Gianni Infantino could influence the refereeing process.
- The decisions made during the match drew significant public reaction and controversy.
- Collina's remarks were part of a broader effort to reinforce the integrity of FIFA referees amidst ongoing criticism.
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