Refereeing Expert: Scotland's Penalty Claim Unfounded
International football authorities have been buzzing with debate over the decision not to award a penalty to the Scottish national team against Morocco during the 2026 World Cup match, which Morocco won 1-0 with a goal scored in the second minute. This came despite widespread calls for the decision to be reviewed following an incident involving Scottish player Scott McTominay inside the penalty area. A referee expert confirmed that replays showed no touch from the Moroccan defender and that the referee erred in not awarding the penalty. Meanwhile, Roy Keane dismissed it as a genuine foul, suggesting that McTominay was looking to fall. Scotland's chances of qualifying are now more uncertain after the loss, especially considering their upcoming match against Brazil.
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