From missed calls to no-calls, travel restrictions and red cards, this World Cup was marked by controversy, on and off the pitchReferee Francois Letexier talks with Mohamed Salah of Egypt during the 2026 FIFA World Cup match against Argentina on July 7.Ayman Aref / NurPhoto via Getty Images fileJuly 17, 2026, 9:05 AM EDTBy Andrew GreifNo other World Cup in history featured as many teams or was played across as many nations as the 2026 edition.Just a moment.We are getting your experience ready.
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From missed calls to no-calls, travel restrictions and red cards, this World Cup was marked by controversy, on and off the pitch
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