Ulah FIFA Tangguhkan Kartu Merah Balogun Sampai Bikin Blatter Bersuara
FIFA kepemimpinan Gianni Infantino telah membuat publik sepakbola marah. Mantan Presiden FIFA, Sepp Blatter, sampai ikut berkomentar.
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Egypt coach’s Palestine appeal thrusts World Cup back into political spotlight
ATLANTA, July 6 : Political tensions surrounding the World Cup deepened on Monday when Egypt coach Hossam Hassan used an official FIFA press conference to appeal for support for Palestinians ahead of his side's last-16 meeting with Argentina.
FIFA backs referee after Trump criticism
MIAMI, July 6 : FIFA threw its full support behind Brazilian referee Raphael Claus after U.S. President Donald Trump questioned his integrity on Monday following the red card shown to United States striker Folarin Balogun that sparked a controversy at the World Cup.
Two things can be true about Balogun's World Cup reprieve - ESPN
SEATTLE — At the risk of attempting the impossible and injecting nuance into something being discussed on the internet, let's start here: Two things can be true at the same time, and so it is reasonable — perhaps even natural — for United States men's national team fans to feel that what happened to striker Folarin Balogun and the lifting of his one-game ban is both amazing (for the Americans) and awful (for the sport).
Trump: Balogun Memang Tak Pantas Dapat Kartu Merah
Presiden Amerika Serikat Donald Trump mengaku meminta langsung FIFA meninjau ulang kartu merah Folarin Balogun. Sebab, Balogun dinilai tidak sengaja menekel lawan.
Portugal Tersingkir di Piala Dunia 2026, Ini Kata Bruno Fernandes
Portugal tersingkir secara menyakitkan di Piala Dunia 2026. Bruno Fernandes menyampaikan perasaannya selepas dikalahkan Spanyol.
Infantino soal Penangguhan Sanksi Balogun: Sesuai Aturan FIFA
Presiden FIFA Gianni Infantino angkat bicara juga soal kontroversi penangguhan kartu merah striker Amerika Serikat Folarin Balogun. Menurut Infantino, segalanya sudah dilakukan sesuai prosedur.
Egypt coach Hassan says Palestinian suffering ‘a shame on the world’
ATLANTA: Egypt coach Hossam Hassan said at the World Cup on Monday that the suffering of the Palestinian people was a “shame on the world” as he called on football to do more to come to their aid. Hassan waved a Palestine flag after the Pharaohs beat Australia on penalties to reach the World Cup last 16, where they will meet defending champions Argentina on Tuesday. “If there is someone who has not felt the suffering of the Palestinian people then he or she has no humanity,” Hassan said in a lengthy address to a question on the subject at his pre-match press conference in Atlanta. “I would like to say this is a shame on us. A shame on the entire world, not just the Arab world, a shame on everyone and a shame on first of all decision makers who leave human beings behind.” Hassan’s answer was greeted by applause for many of the journalists present at the press conference. Egypt’s all-time top goalscorer went on to call for FIFA and players to take a more active stance for the Palestinian people. “My message would be to use football as soft power,” he added.