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Egypt boss bemoans 'injustice' after loss to Argentina at World Cup

Egypt’s World Cup exit sparks VAR row and coach’s fiery post-match walkout

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A VAR review overturned a goal in the second half for a foul before the attacking move. The match ended with Argentina advancing, while Egypt’s team and coach expressed frustration over the call.

Coverage from *USA Today*, *Al Jazeera*, *Reuters*, *ESPN*, and *The New York Times* focuses on the VAR controversy, the coach’s outburst, and the emotional fallout. The box score confirms Argentina’s victory, with Egypt’s disallowed goal sparking debate over officiating fairness.

Watch for further reactions from Egyptian officials, potential appeals, and how this incident may influence future World Cup matches. The coach’s actions could also set a precedent for player/coach conduct in high-stakes games.

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Was Egypt’s goal legally disallowed?

Yes, VAR ruled it out for a foul before the attacking move, as confirmed by multiple outlets.

Did the coach’s walkout affect the match outcome?

No—Argentina’s victory was already decided, but the walkout amplified post-match controversy.

Are there reports of Egyptian players protesting?

Coverage does not yet specify individual player reactions beyond the coach’s stance.

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