Controversial handball touch leads to Spain's penalty decision, prompted by referee's call after Lamine incident

The "Archifo Far" platform confirmed that the Video Assistant Referee's (VAR) decision not to award a penalty kick to the Spanish national team in the match against France was correct and legal. The hand touch by player Lamine Yamal was naturally attached to his body without any intent, and it did not directly result in a goal. This aligns with FIFA's regulations, which prohibit VAR intervention to cancel an unintentional handball in a natural position. This decision put an end to the controversy over the validity of the penalty awarded to Spain in the World Cup.

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