Match Analysis of Egypt vs Argentina

Here are all the refereeing clips in the Egypt and Argentina match with complete

neutrality. We start with Egypt. In the 10th minute, a challenge on Karim

Hafez, and a foul was called. In the 12th minute, a challenge on Emam Ashour, and a foul was called. In the 20th minute,

the Argentina player blocked Emam from running,

It wasn't called, but it should have been a foul and a yellow card. In the 20th minute, a challenge on Salah, and in

the 28th minute, a challenge on Emam Ashour. No foul was called, and there was nothing in it,

honestly. In the 37th minute, Messi on Mohanad Lasheen, but Messi touched the ball first and intercepted it,

so there was nothing. In the 43rd minute, Emam was hit off the ball. There shouldn't be a foul because the ball

was with us, but there should have been a yellow card for the Argentina player. In the 44th minute, a challenge on Salah

was called as a foul, but in my opinion, there should also have been a yellow card. In the 45th minute plus two,

a 50-50 ball with Ramy, and a foul was called for Egypt in

In the 47th minute, a tackle on Shobier, and a foul was called. In the 47th minute, a tackle on Haitham Hassan.

A foul was called, but there should have also been a yellow card because he went with his foot into Haitham Hassan's foot in the

86th minute, a tackle on Marmoush, and a foul was called. In the 90th minute plus one, the Argentine player pulled Hamdi

Fathi inside the penalty area, and no foul was called. Honestly, I zoomed in closely on this play to see

whether he actually pulled him or not. It's not clear, but if he did pull him, it should have been a penalty in

the 90th minute plus two, a tackle on Salah. The Argentine player touched the ball first, and the ball was already

behind Salah. The contact was very light, so there's no penalty and nothing there. In the 90th minute plus seven,

a tackle on Zizo, and a foul was called. Let's move on to Argentina in the 17th minute.

Yasser Ibrahim stepped on the Argentine player's foot. A foul was called, but there should have also been a yellow card in

In the 18th minute, a very clear penalty for Argentina. The player was not offside from the start, it was given based on

touching the ball, and the contact was clear. In the 29th

minute, Morgan went with his neck into Mac Allister's neck. It was called a foul. In the 32nd minute, a tackle by

Mohanad Lasheen on Alvarez's leg was called a foul, but there should have also been a booking. In the 36th minute,

Yasser pulled the Argentine player. It wasn't called a foul, and it didn't deserve to be. In the 36th minute,

a tackle by Mohanad Lasheen on the Argentine player's leg wasn't called a foul. It should have been called a foul

because Mohanad didn't touch the ball at all. In the 43rd minute, a hard tackle by Moran on Messi

was called a foul, and the call was correct. In the 46th minute, Yasser pulled Mac Allister, brought him down, and kicked

his leg, but it shouldn't be called a penalty because it was outside the penalty area, and at

the same time, the ball was still with Argentina, so the referee didn't blow the whistle.

A foul in the 51st minute. Salah tripped the Argentine player. It was called a foul, and it is indeed a foul in the...

54th minute. Hamdi Fathi tackled Messi. It was called a foul, and honestly, it is a foul in the...

57th minute. A foul by Marwan Attia on the Argentine player, the foul that caused the goal to be disallowed, and the foul...

...is indeed there. In the 58th minute, Ziko scored, and the goal was disallowed, but he took off his shirt.

He was supposed to get a yellow card for this play, but he didn't get one.

In the 61st minute, a tackle on the Argentine player wasn't called a foul, and indeed it shouldn't have been.

In the 63rd minute, two Egyptian players went in on Mac Allister, sandwiching him, as you...

...can see, but it wasn't called a foul. In my opinion, it should have been called a foul. In the 63rd...

...minute, Salah pulled the Argentine player, and it was called a foul. In the 77th minute, there was an objection...

...that there was an offside on Argentina's first goal, but there was absolutely nothing wrong with it...

In the 88th minute, Karim Hafez held Martinez and pulled him down, which was called a foul.

In the 90th+7 minute, Marwan Attia stopped Martinez from going clean through with a tactical foul.

A foul was called, and Marwan Attia got a yellow card. The stats, as you can see, are almost identical.

As for the bookings, the referee didn't show any yellow card until the

90th+3 minute. Tell me what you think.