Was Egypt robbed to keep Messi's World Cup dream alive?

[LuckyOrbit00]

Egypt were unlucky, but I wouldn't say the result was fixed. Argentina simply took their chances.

[Akkaradet52]

this game will stay viral because nobody agrees on what really happened

[SkyBettor]

the var decision really changed the whole feeling of the game

[WagerStormX]

There will always be debate, but I think both teams had opportunities to win.

Egypt played brilliantly and were unfortunate to lose, but calling it a robbery is a bit too much.

[gitudonk]

goodluck

[LuckyHunterX]

I understand why some fans feel that way, but I believe the result was decided on the pitch

[SpinPilot91]

once that goal was disallowed the momentum shifted fast

[rumm0021]

i just watch and see 

[vibhunotpro]

I don't think the decisions were that egregious but i do respect Egypt for playing so well against the former world champions.

[Tee8018]

It was a fair match

[shabe]

You don't lose 2 goals lead in 78 mins and shout about being robbed 

[Honouret]

Time after Time, Argentina is being favoured, an agenda pushed by Ronaldo Fan base, I agree the ref sometimes allows some silly calls, but we have seen them perform in the stage and the goals were non controversial 

[Crispy]

Egypt didn’t lose in my opinion 

[Sheislola]

Definitely NOT

Definitely NOT

[Kovaast]

Man, that disallowed goal was tight but looked onside to me tbh, and the Salah shout was one of those 50/50 calls that never gets given in a knockout game.

[jamesant12]

2 hours ago, DiamondVault said:

that argentina vs egypt match will be debated for a long time

For real

[frostra]

That disallowed goal was tight, but honestly the ref got it right—Salah was just offside by a whisker. The penalty shout though, that one felt way more 50/50 and I can see why Egypt fans are fuming.

[vdaling]

ngl that var call looked realy sus tbh 🤞

[havenon]

That disallowed goal definitely had people scratching their heads, but tbh the pen shout was 50/50 at best. Salah went down looking for it and the ref wasn't buying what he was selling.

[irisdra]

tbh that disallowed goal looked soft from the replay angle I saw, but the ref was consistent all night so I don't think it was a robbery — just a rough one for Salah and co.

[sydneyess1]

That disallowed goal was tight tbh, but the penalty shout on Salah looked way more clear-cut to me.

[autumnlor]

tbh that disallowed goal looked clean to me, but not giving the Salah penalty shout was wild. typical big tournament stuff where the margins always seem to fall for the bigger name.

[blackoutter]

ngl messis dream stays alive becuase of taht var bs fr ?

[doselyn52]

That disallowed goal was the real turning point tbh, refs always seem to give those 50/50 calls to the bigger team

[vynyn]

tbh that disallowed goal looked super soft even on replay, ref was way too quick to find a reason to rule it out