Iran makes new allegations against the United States regarding FIFA World Cup conduct, accusing the US of “cheating” and “bullying rivals.” The remarks come amid renewed discussion around refereeing decisions and FIFA’s management of the tournament. The comments are made shortly after Egypt suffers a dramatic 3-2 defeat to defending champions Argentina in the Round of 16. The match triggers fresh debate, with attention focused on the officiating and how FIFA addresses controversies arising during the competition. While the allegations target the United States, the broader context is the controversy following the Egypt-Argentina match. The sources do not provide additional details on specific incidents attributed to the US, but they link Iran’s latest criticism to the ongoing dispute over World Cup conduct and referee-related decisions. No direct response from the United States or FIFA is included in the provided reports. The claims add to the atmosphere of criticism surrounding the tournament’s governance and disciplinary processes.