After losing to France in the semi-finals, Morocco filed a complaint against the referee. Morocco has come forward with a complaint against the referee Cesar Ramos who controlled the match.
Morocco made an unbeaten run to the World Cup semi-finals. Morocco also became the first African country to reach the semi-finals in the history of the World Cup. Morocco has approached FIFA with a complaint against the referee after losing by two goals against France in the semi-finals. It is alleged that the referee Cesar Ramos denied two penalties in their favor.
France’s Theo Fernandez was yellow carded by the referee for bringing down Morocco’s Sophien Boufal inside the box in the first half. Along with that, the referee denied a penalty for dropping the Moroccan player Semilam Amalla inside the box. Morocco’s complaint is that the video assist referee was not used properly on these two occasions. The Moroccan Federation has announced that it will strongly protest against Cesar Ramos, who controlled the match, and will go to any extent for justice.
Morocco file complaint with FIFA over refereeing in semifinal against France