Egypt files a formal complaint with FIFA following its 3-2 World Cup Round of 16 loss to Argentina, accusing the officiating team of unfair and biased decisions. Multiple outlets report that the Egyptian Football Association (EFA) says the referee, François Letexier, and his team committed “serious refereeing mistakes” and applied “double standards.” Egypt’s complaint focuses particularly on a VAR-related decision that ruled out what Egypt describes as a crucial goal during the match. Egypt led 2-0 before Argentina’s comeback to win 3-2, and the defeat fuels wider online claims that the tournament was “rigged” in favor of Argentina and Lionel Messi. The EFA not only requests an investigation but also calls for the officiating team to be removed from the competition. While reporting differs slightly on phrasing, all accounts describe Egypt’s move to press FIFA to review the refereeing and VAR decisions after the match. FIFA has not been described as issuing an immediate response in the provided coverage.