2022 World Cup final referee Szymon Marciniak has revealed the incident he believes he received mistaken during Argentina’s overcome France.
An action-packed recreation finally noticed La Albiceleste emerge victorious on penalties, although not earlier than Kylian Mbappe had dragged Les Bleus again into the competition with a hat trick.
The World Cup had plenty of questionable moments from referees however Marciniak’s efficiency largely drew reward. He awarded three penalties, cautioned Marcus Thuram for diving and spent little time consulting VAR.
However, he has now revealed the one error he thinks he made during the final at Lusail Iconic Stadium.
“Of course, there were mistakes in this final,” he informed Sport.PL. “I interrupted the French counter-attack after a foul sort out by Marcos Acuna.
“I used to be afraid that the fouled participant wished to unwind, and I learn it mistaken as a result of nothing occurred, and you might give a bonus after which come again with a card.
“It’s onerous. In a recreation like this, I take such a mistake in the dead of night. The vital factor is that there have been no huge errors.”
French newspaper L’Equipe have claimed Lionel Messi’s goal shouldn’t have stood because some of Argentina’s substitutes had encroached onto the pitch, though the French replacements had committed the same infringement for one of Mbappe’s strikes.
Discussion about this post