Arshifo Far criticizes Kamara's penalty decision and explains why the referee didn't review the handball
The decision by Argentine referee Facundo Tuo during the France-Morocco match in the quarter-finals of the 2026 World Cup sparked widespread controversy on social media platforms. The controversy arose after he awarded France a penalty in the 27th minute following Kylian Mbappe's fall inside the penalty area after contact with Morocco's Mazraoui. Sports analysts specializing in refereeing decisions considered the decision to be incorrect, viewing Mbappe's fall as simulation and involving him in a scenario that was not clearly warranted. Additionally, questions were raised about the validity of Mbappe's first goal, with experts affirming that the goal was legal and that the ball did not touch French midfielder Adrien Rabiot's hand in an illegal manner.
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