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Update | World Cup official says twitch caused gesture resembling supremacist sign; FIFA says no breach
GENEVA (AP) — A World Cup video review official said his hand gesture resembling a white supremacist sign was caused by an involuntary twitch, and a FIFA committee concluded the Australian didn’t breach the sport’s disciplinary code.FIFA’s discrimination monitor had called for Shaun Evans to be removed from the tournament.Evans worked Germany’s opening 7-1 win over Curaçao on Sunday as an assistant to the video assistant referee, based at the World Cup broadcast center in Dallas.
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dailymail.com
FIFA to investigate 'white supremacy' hand signal made by VAR official
Referee Shaun Evans was on VAR during Germany's victory over Curacao when he was shown staring into the camera before kick-off, as has become customary at World Cup matches.
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nzherald.co.nz
'An expression of white supremacy?': Fifa probes referee's hand signal
Shaun Evans was filmed making an upside-down 'OK' sign in the VAR booth.
