Spain fans direct chants toward FIFA President Gianni Infantino after a Nico Williams goal is disallowed during the match, according to reports. The incident occurs in extra time, with the score at 0–0 in the first half of extra time. Nico Williams controls and slots the ball under Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez, which the crowd and some viewers view as a goal. However, officials do not allow the strike to stand, prompting immediate reaction from Spain supporters. The reports describe fans using “Infantino” chants in a sarcastic manner and linking their reaction to broader claims around the World Cup being rigged. Coverage frames the moment as part of heightened tensions around officiating decisions, without detailing the specific ruling or replay evidence in the available extracts. The accounts focus on the disallowed goal, the timing in extra time, and the fans’ chants aimed at FIFA’s president.
Spain fans chant at FIFA president after disallowed Nico Williams goal
Spain fans direct chants toward FIFA President Gianni Infantino after a Nico Williams goal is disallowed during the match, according to reports. The incident occurs in extra time, with the score at 0–...
- Spain fans chant “Infantino” toward FIFA President Gianni Infantino after a disallowed goal.
- The disallowed goal involves Nico Williams scoring in extra time.
- The score is reported as 0–0 during the first half of extra time when the goal occurs.
- The goal attempt is described as a side-footed finish under Emiliano Martínez.
- Reports associate the fans’ reaction with broader “rigged” World Cup accusations.
With the score poised at 0-0 in the first half of extra-time, the Spanish winger thought he'd won it when he slotted a side-footed effort under Emi Martinez.
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