World Cup Diaries: Colina's House Is Made of Glass
The article discusses the statements of FIFA's Head of Refereeing, Pierluigi Collina, in which he defended the integrity of refereeing in the 2026 World Cup and addressed the controversy and criticism regarding refereeing errors, particularly in the Egypt vs. Argentina match. Collina affirmed that there was no manipulation or external influence on the refereeing, acknowledging that mistakes occurred but emphasized that they were not intentional. He also pointed out that some decisions were influenced by external pressures, and that these errors could lead to global doubts about the integrity of the tournament, along with a review of the history of some referees and a series of past mistakes.
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