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After the words, place to the actions.
The entourage of the France team claims to want to file a complaint after the goal denied to Antoine Griezmann for an offside position.
A sequence that had been confusing, so much so that TF1, official broadcaster of the match against Tunisia (0-1), had made the antenna thinking that the Blues had gotten away with the point of the draw.
Missed.
In large widths.
“We are writing a complaint following Antoine Griezmann's goal, wrongly disallowed, from our point of view.
This complaint must be sent to FIFA within 24 hours of the end of the match,” communicated the world champions' communications team.
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Deschamps did not understand the decision at a press conference
Asked at a post-match press conference on Wednesday evening, Didier Deschamps had expressed his questions following the arbitration decision.
"
I'm waiting for an answer on the regulations
," he said, questioningly to the media present in the auditorium of Education City Stadium.
If after seeing the VAR it is considered offside, I don't know all the regulations.
The referee whistled the end and then returned to the action.
I didn't know that was possible.
You know it ?
I take the answer.
I went to the referee to discuss and I asked him, now I am waiting for the answer
.
»
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After the words, the actions.
And now the ball is in FIFA's court.
Whatever happens, it will not change the fact that the France team will face Poland on Sunday in the round of 16 of the World Cup.
But for Didier Deschamps, who has only lost three times (Germany 2014, Portugal 2016 and Tunisia 2022) in international competition (World Cup + Euro), everything counts.