Former England captain Gary Neville criticizes FIFA over how a semi-automated offside decision is presented during the World Cup. Multiple reports say Neville reacted after FIFA refused to show the detailed information behind a tight offside call in the match between Qatar and Switzerland. The decision involves FIFA’s semi-automated offside technology, but the broadcast reportedly did not include the specific on-screen details that would explain how the call was reached. Neville, who works as a TV pundit, expressed his frustration publicly, describing FIFA as operating like a “dictatorship” in relation to the way the decision was communicated to viewers. The reports focus on the issue of transparency and broadcast display rather than disputing the technical ruling itself. Overall, the coverage highlights a broader debate about how semi-automated decisions are communicated during matches, and whether audiences are given sufficient detail to understand controversial outcomes.