Morocco keeps some decisions of referee César Ramos in their throats during their semi-final loss against the France team (2-0) on Wednesday evening.
Via a press release, the Moroccan football federation (FRMF) has indeed announced that it has sent a letter to FIFA to denounce “arbitral decisions having deprived the Moroccan selection of two indisputable penalties.
“For her, Théo Hernandez was guilty of a foul on Sofiane Boufal in the 25th minute of the match.
In addition, Youssef En-Nesyri believes that he was surrounded by Aurélien Tchouaméni in the French area on a free kick.
In addition to César Ramos' decisions, the FRMF would have liked him to be helped by its video assistants: "The FRMF also expressed its great astonishment that the Video Assistance to Arbitration (VAR) system did not did not react to these arbitration situations, ”she continued.
To conclude her press release, she assures “that she will spare no effort to defend and preserve the rights of the National Selections by advocating fairness in arbitration and by denouncing these arbitration decisions taken during this confrontation.
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This complaint has almost no chance of succeeding.
Indeed, it takes a bad application of the rules by the referee for FIFA to take a decision going in the direction of the challenger.
And even in this case, it is very rare to obtain a favorable return.
For its last group match, the France team had lodged a complaint against the cancellation of Antoine Griezmann's goal at the end of the match.
Referee Matthew Cogner had appealed to the VAR after restarting the game, which is in principle not possible.
But FIFA had refused the claim of the French clan, without explanation.
