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THE MASK IS SLIPPING AT FIFA

Gianni Infantino is finally facing real heat as a formal ethics complaint hits the IOC. Corruption, favoritism, and systemic rigging—the whole rotten system is cracking.

Global South teams are treated as mere props and nations like Egypt get robbed in real time, the establishment plays games with institutional ethics. This isn't a fluke; it's deep-rooted institutional bias designed to protect Western darlings.

Infantino's time is up. The world is watching. Africa is watching. Enough is enough.

@lequipe



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FIFA didn’t transfer the money from the 2022 World Cup to the Argentine Football Association. Instead, it allegedly went to a private company from which certain individuals personally benefit.

Around €142 million in total.

So what does that imply? That FIFA supposedly planned for Argentina to win and profit from this enormous sum, alongside the alleged money-laundering operations.

And we’re expected to believe FIFA acted alone? No chance. The allegation is that the AFA was a key partner in the arrangement: you let us move the money, we let you lift the trophy.

Is there a clearer allegation of corruption than this? Is there still anyone pretending the 2022 World Cup wasn’t staged to crown FIFA’s favourite, Messi?

At this point, anyone denying it is ignoring what has been made public.



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When Cape Verde started taking control, every major decision suddenly went Argentina’s way.

When Egypt looked ready to go three goals clear, the referee found a reason to wipe one off.

When Switzerland threatened to complete the turnaround, a Swiss player was conveniently sent off.

You can look away all you want, but the pattern is becoming impossible to ignore. The favouritism is glaring, and the stench of corruption is everywhere.



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Mike

Isd niet correct wat hierboven gezegd wordt, dit was voorheen zo, maar :

Er is een nieuwe VAR-regel die sinds dit WK van kracht is :

De verwarring over de identiteit is de sleutel. Waarom ? Omdat Pinheiro, door Leandro de gele kaart te tonen, ervoor zorgde dat het protocol moest worden toegepast. Er is namelijk geen sprake van een overtreding door Paredes. En dat kan natuurlijk nooit een gele kaart opleveren. Door de kaart te tonen en vervolgens bij de monitor terug te moeten komen om zijn beslissing te herroepen, was hij genoodzaakt de kaart ook te tonen aan de Zwitserse speler die de overtreding had gesimuleerd. Hij kon de misleiding niet zomaar laten passeren.

En dit is niet de eerste keer dat we zoiets zien. Deze regel werd al toegepast tijdens de eerste speeldag in de wedstrijd tussen de Verenigde Staten en Paraguay. In dat geval leidde het niet tot een rode kaart, maar de situatie was verder identiek. De scheidsrechter toonde een Amerikaanse speler een gele kaart voor een overtreding op Almirón. Na de videobeoordeling zag de scheidsrechter de misleiding van de Paraguayaan en veranderde hij de kaart naar de speler van Paraguay. Net als vandaag.

 

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Hiermee wil ik wel niet zeggen dat Zio-Argentina nietr bevoordeeld wordt.

 

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STABILIZED FOOTAGE:

I have stabilized the footage to better see the ball's trajectory. You can clearly see it changing the flight path suddenly and going down quickly.

The ball touched the camera cable and fell onto an English team’s lap, allowing Bellingham’s goal against Norway.

FIFA claims no contact was recorded: “Connected Ball heartbeat sensor has no signal”.

Norway’s team has also reported this to the referee.

Technically this goal is hence incorrect?



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Roy Keane on Nico Williams disallowed goal against Argentina:

“I’ve just seen the biggest robbery of this World Cup. The ball comes into the box, nobody touches anybody, everyone goes up for it, then one Argentina player starts shouting. The next thing you know, two defenders are on the floor appealing,

Nico Williams has scored, and Emiliano Martinez … who wasn’t even touched… is somehow lying there as well asking for a foul.

The referee blows immediately. No VAR review. No replay. No check to see if there was actually any contact. Just disallowed. Apparently if enough Argentina players fall over at the same time, that’s now considered conclusive evidence.

If we’re being honest, Paredes shouldn’t even still be on the pitch after some of the tackles he’s made today. Yet somehow the only thing the referee managed to spot instantly was an invisible foul.”



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Thierry Henry: I watched the first half of the World Cup final, and one question keeps running through my mind: Is football still being decided on the pitch, or somewhere else?

The officiating was so controversial that many fans are left wondering whether these decisions were simply mistakes or something more. At the biggest sporting event in the world, every call matters. When questionable decisions consistently favor one side, it's only natural for people to ask difficult questions.

FIFA owes football fans transparency and fairness. The World Cup is built on trust, and once that trust begins to fade, the tournament's credibility and prestige are put at risk.

This isn't about hating Argentina or taking anything away from their players. It's about protecting the integrity of the beautiful game. Football should be won by talent, hard work, and determination—not by decisions that leave millions of fans debating the referee long after the final whistle.

If this is the direction football is heading, then I have even greater respect for Cristiano Ronaldo, whose achievements I believe came without these kinds of controversies.

Football deserves better. Fans deserve better. The game deserves better.

#ESPARG #ArgentinaVsEspaña #spain�



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Javier Hernández:

“This final was one of the most horrific World Cup finals I have ever watched, just like the 2022 final. Like I said before, it looked like the referee wanted Argentina to win, but it didn’t go as planned.

He ignored so many red-card offenses and gave almost every duel in Argentina’s favor. Despite everything, Spain were too much for them. I think the whole world is happy because football defeated corruption this time, unlike in the 2022 final.”



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