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Egypt files FIFA complaint as Argentina ‘rigged’ World Cup claims go viral

Egypt has filed a formal FIFA complaint following allegations that their World Cup match against Argentina was rigged.

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Egypt has filed a complaint with FIFA alleging biased officiating during their World Cup loss to Argentina. The move follows viral claims that the match was rigged.

Coverage from France 24, NPR, and ESPN highlights the resulting tension and calls for the referee to be sent home. Pierluigi Collina has defended the refereeing and stated that officials are not influenced by anyone, according to reports from the BBC and The Guardian.

Future developments depend on FIFA's response to the formal complaint and the outcome of the quarter-final match between France and Morocco.

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Quick answers

What action did Egypt take regarding their match against Argentina?

Egypt filed a formal complaint with FIFA, alleging that officials were biased during the game.

How did FIFA representatives respond to the allegations?

Pierluigi Collina defended the referee and stated that they are not influenced by anyone.

What were the viral claims surrounding the game?

Claims circulated that the World Cup match between Egypt and Argentina was rigged.

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