Shaun Evans, a referee appearing in a World Cup broadcast, faces questions after allegations that he made a “neo-Nazi” hand gesture during the tournament. Newsweek reports that the official has been accused of using the gesture while officiating. The Daily Mail adds that FIFA’s discrimination-monitoring partners have asked that Evans have “no further role to play” and that he should be removed from the tournament while an investigation is opened. The reports describe the concern as focusing on a specific hand signal seen during coverage, which prompted calls for action by tournament organisers. Both outlets frame the matter as an allegation subject to review rather than a confirmed finding. As the investigation proceeds, Evans’s involvement and the context of the hand gesture remain under scrutiny, with FIFA-linked bodies assessing what occurred and whether any rules or conduct standards were breached.
World Cup referee Shaun Evans faces investigation over alleged neo-Nazi hand gesture
Shaun Evans, a referee appearing in a World Cup broadcast, faces questions after allegations that he made a “neo-Nazi” hand gesture during the tournament. Newsweek reports that the official has been a...
- Shaun Evans is a referee connected to the World Cup broadcast being discussed.
- Multiple reports allege Evans made a “neo-Nazi” hand gesture.
- FIFA-linked discrimination or monitoring partners are involved in raising concerns.
- An investigation has been opened regarding the alleged gesture.
- One report says Evans should have no further role in the tournament pending review.
The official has been accused of making a "neo-Nazi" gesture during a recent World Cup broadcast.
2 months agoWorld Cup referee Shaun Evans has been told he must 'have no further role to play' in the tournament and should be removed over a 'neo-Nazi' gesture, by organisers FIFA's own discrimination monitor.
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