There has been some debate over the refereeing performance in England's 3-2 win over Mexico, with some big decisions made throughout the second half.

England have been at the centre of a World Cup controversy ahead of facing Mexico, which even saw the BBC comment on accusations they were involved in FIFA discussions

Mexico were awarded a penalty during the second-half of their World Cup clash against England at Mexico City Stadium

England have booked a date with Norway in the World Cup quarter-finals after beating Mexico at the Azteca but Thomas Tuchel wasn't totally happy post-match

The England manager was unhappy with referee Alireza Faghani and his VAR team

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There has been some debate over the refereeing performance in England's 3-2 win over Mexico, with some big decisions made throughout the second half.

Thomas Tuchel claims referee is 'just not good enough' before being criticised himself for questioning VAR's nationality after epic World Cup win

Thomas Tuchel slams referee Alireza Faghani after England's dramatic 3-2 World Cup win over Mexico, raising questions about FIFA officiating and VAR