Well, the second yellow card shown to Embolo last night was a right decision, because it was a clear simulation. But when Argentina played against Cabo Verde, Enzo Fernández did the same thing and it was a foul for Argentina. Not everyone is getting the same treatment. And is happening during all world cup, and even before, because there was a weird thing even in the drafts for the group phase.
Fair points on the frustration, but there's a big logical leap here. Different refs making different calls across separate matches isn't "unequal treatment," it’s just the unfortunate reality of subjective refereeing decisions.
Yeah, that "unfortunate reality" is also usually called "corruption".
The red card not given to Messi vs Argelia, that yellow card forgiven to Enzo, Messi telling "whistle" to the reff so he can shoot before Cape Verde was even ready and go away with it, the wait for Tagliafico so he can go in an score the 3rd goal when he should be left out for 1 minut, as the rules say, the 9 penalty shots to Argentina in 2 WC, setting a record.
There are too many weird things happening around Argentina just to be "unfortunate reality".
You're free to believe what you want but a collection of controversial refereeing decisions is still not evidence of corruption. Every major team has benefited from and suffered because of referee mistakes. If there were actual proof that the World Cup was fixed, it would require real evidence, not assumptions built from disputed moments. At this point, I don't think I'll be able to make someone understand who has already decided not to accept any explanation. So it's better to end this conversation here. Have a good day.
Well, the European parliament and the FBI are opening some investigations to FIFA and AFA. Maybe we can have answers about all this soon.