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In light of the Egyptian anger
The refereeing decisions against Egypt and Argentina continued to cause controversy, after Spanish platform Archifo Far, which specializes in refereeing, gave France’s Francois Letiche a 5.5 out of 10 rating, deeming his performance acceptable and the match decisions generally correct.
This came despite Egypt’s growing objections after the Egyptian Football Association lodged a formal complaint with the International Football Federation (FIFA) demanding that Litkeser and the video technology staff be investigated and barred from officiating the tournament’s matches over refereeing errors that affected the outcome of the match.
He saw the Spanish platform Through its official website The French referee had “more positives than negatives” after a strong and competitive match until the final moments, noting that he had awarded the right penalty in Argentina’s favour. He also made the right decision to disallow Mustafa Zico’s goal after returning to video technology due to a foul at the start of the attack.
Archiveo Var also defended the referee’s decision not to award a penalty before Argentina’s third goal, stressing that the play did not rise to the level of a foul and that it did not go beyond “a simple pull of the shirt in an area away from the path of the ball” and thus no video technology intervention was needed.
On the other hand, the platform noted that Litxer did not have a perfect match, explaining that he made some mistakes during the game, but he managed to impose his control in the last minutes with a strong personality, but gave him a score of 5.5 out of 10, which is a contradiction between the account and the platform’s evaluation of the cases from the point of view of many observers.
The assessment comes at a time when the match’s refereeing decisions are still the subject of widespread criticism, after a number of former football stars, including Gary Neville, Roy Keane and Alan Shearer, joined voices questioning the consistency of the referee’s decisions and video technology. Former Argentinian star Claudio Lopez admitted That Mohamed Salah deserved a penalty before Argentina’s third goal.
