Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/NPoDR2c86ZE.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter 🚨 Argentina Vs Egypt VAR SCANDAL! Was Egypt ROBBED? | Egypts Goal Cancelled & Disallowed ! Why ? Motd [IUW37MNCer8] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT Tag: #Motd, #tim, #randal kolo muani, #ryan hartman Egypt's Goal Cancelled... Argentina's Goal Stood! Fair or Rigged pegasus ?No VAR for Egypt?! Argentina's Winner Divides the Football World The Argentina vs Egypt Round of 16 match ended in huge controversy.First, Egypt's second goal was disallowed after VAR ruled there had been a foul in the buildup.Later, Argentina scored the dramatic 3-2 winner, but Egypt appealed for a fouland even a possible penaltyduring mls the buildup. This time, the referee allowed the goal to stand without an on-field VAR review, and Egypt's protests resulted in yellow cards.The decisions have divided football fans worldwide.Some believe the referee google fitbit air made the correct calls, while others question why VAR intervened for Egypt's goal but not for Argentina's winning goal.What do you think? Were the decisions consistent, or were Egypt treated unfairly?
Tag: #Motd, #tim, #randal kolo muani, #ryan hartman Egypt's Goal Cancelled... Argentina's Goal Stood! Fair or Rigged pegasus ?No VAR for Egypt?! Argentina's Winner Divides the Football World The Argentina vs Egypt Round of 16 match ended in huge controversy.First, Egypt's second goal was disallowed after VAR ruled there had been a foul in the buildup.Later, Argentina scored the dramatic 3-2 winner, but Egypt appealed for a fouland even a possible penaltyduring mls the buildup. This time, the referee allowed the goal to stand without an on-field VAR review, and Egypt's protests resulted in yellow cards.The decisions have divided football fans worldwide.Some believe the referee google fitbit air made the correct calls, while others question why VAR intervened for Egypt's goal but not for Argentina's winning goal.What do you think? Were the decisions consistent, or were Egypt treated unfairly?