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The article discusses a controversial incident during the 2026 World Cup semi-final between Argentina and England, where Enzo Fernandez, an Argentine player, struck England's Eliot Anderson with a headbutt. The Video Assistant Referee (VAR) did not intervene, nor was a card issued, despite Law 12 of FIFA's regulations stating that intentional blows to the head or face may warrant a straight red card. In contrast, during another incident in the tournament involving South African player Thimba Zwani, VAR was used to review the situation, and he was shown a straight red card after raising his hand toward a Mexican player's face. Subsequently, Zwani received a three-match ban. The controversy grew over the consistency of refereeing decisions throughout the tournament, as many observers argued that the first incident potentially merited VAR review, especially given the inconsistency in officiating standards—since it went unpunished and unreviewed—raising questions about the reliability of applying the rules uniformly across matches.
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