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Egypt’s coach Hossam Hassan accused FIFA of favoritism toward Argentina and Lionel Messi after Egypt’s controversial 3-2 loss in the last 16 of the World Cup. Despite leading 2-0, Egypt was eliminated amid allegations of biased refereeing decisions, including denied goals and a missed penalty, fueling conspiracy theories and accusations of corruption. The tournament has been marked by widespread debate over VAR use, refereeing controversies, and disinformation spread through manipulated images and videos, highlighting broader social and political tensions reflected in the event.
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