The dirty game of FIFA that puts Argentina and Lionel Messi in big trouble in Qatar 2022
From the beginning it was revealed that the VAR audios would not be leaked and what happened in the disallowed goal against Lautaro Martínez will never be known
FIFA is usually criticized for its controversial decisions, and since they are the organizers of the Qatar 2022 World Cup, any mistake or strange thing like a refereeing error, will be directly blamed on FIFA, since they are literally the ones most responsible for what they do. happen.
A negative result against Mexico, in the second game of the World Cup in Qatar, would mean the elimination of the Argentine team. Although he had no response capacity against Saudi Arabia, there was foul play by FIFA to break the hopes of Lionel Messi and company, in the tournament that takes place in the Middle East.
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‘La Albiceleste’ fell 2-1 against Arabia, in the debut of Group C. Although the Asians managed to break Argentina's unbeaten record, two VAR actions could have changed history. The technology badly canceled Lautaro Martínez's goal and did not assist the central judge in a penalty against Nicolás Otamendi.
After the controversial actions, everything points to FIFA and its role in the development of the tournament. Before the World Cup starts, it was confirmed that the VAR audios will not be revealed. That is to say, it will never be known what interpretation was given to the moments in which Argentina could change history against the Asians.
The VAR ‘helped’ a National Team that is also looking for the World Cup:
If the Argentines were left in doubt about what happened in the VAR actions, the same thing happened with the rest of the world when a non-existent penalty was awarded in favor of Cristiano Ronaldo, in the match between Portugal and Ghana. The technology never supported the referee, nor did it call him in the goal of Rafael Leão, who was in an advanced position in the third goal.
