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FIFA plans to delay sanctions against players and coaches for on-field conduct until after the World Cup, amid widespread criticism of officiating during the tournament. Several individuals, including coaches and players, accused referees of bias and poor calls, notably after Egypt’s match against Argentina and Switzerland’s defeat by Argentina. FIFA’s chief refereeing officer defended the integrity of officials, denying any bias or external influence.
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