FIFA denounces Maradona's "insinuations" on British Columbia arbitration

FIFA has "
                     firmly
                    "Denounced Wednesday night the"
                     insinuations
                    Of Argentinian football legend Diego Maradona, referring to the refereeing match of the 2018 World Cup between Colombia and England, the Three Lions pulling out the penalty shoot-out (1-1, 4 -3 tab).

In a Venezuelan television program, Maradona had estimated that Colombians had been victims of
                     monumental flight
                    From US referee Mark Geiger, about a penalty kick for a foul by Carlos Sanchez on Harry Kane (57). "
                     FIFA is still old and rigged
                    ", Even launched the Argentine star.

" Partiality "of the referee
                    
                

"
                     FIFA is sorry to read such statements from a player who wrote the history of our sport
                    ", Deplores the instance.
                     Additional comments and insinuations are totally unfounded and inappropriate
                    ", Considers FIFA, which"
                     strongly condemns critics of referees' performance as positive
                    "(19659007) In addition to Maradona, the captain of Colombia Radamel Falcao also questioned the
                     bias
                    

England were awarded a penalty after a blatant foul by Carlos Sanchez, converted by Harry Kane (57). Yerry Mina equalized at the end of the match (90 + 3) but the English ended up winning on penalties.