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Refereeing at World Cup has been fine - Chris Foy

Chris Foy defends World Cup refereeing, stating officials have performed well overall despite occasional errors, dismissing Thomas Tuchel's criticism as reverse psychology.

Chris Foy has defended the quality of refereeing at the World Cup, arguing that officials have generally performed well despite occasional mistakes. The former referee dismissed Thomas Tuchel's criticism as "reverse psychology," noting that while referees cannot be perfect, they have made positive decisions throughout the tournament. cat-cross.com

Foy cited specific examples of correct decisions, including the disallowed Egypt goal and Argentina's winning goal against Egypt, emphasizing that VAR has helped officials when they haven't gotten things right.