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FIFA refereeing chief defends officiating in Argentina's World Cup win over Egypt

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FIFA refereeing chief Pierluigi Collina defended the officiating in Argentina's 3-2 World Cup victory over Egypt, dismissing bias allegations.
Egypt had complained about refereeing decisions and VAR usage after their defeat.

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FIFA refereeing chief Pierluigi Collina defended the officiating in Argentina's 3-2 World Cup victory over Egypt, dismissing bias allegations. Egypt had complained about refereeing decisions and VAR usage after their defeat.

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