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The streamer AmineMaTue, manager of the French team at the Kings World Cup, was angry against the arbitration, which was far too favorable to Hispanic teams for his taste.
This time there was no miracle. Three days after their stunning success against the Spaniards of Pio FC, the French were unable to repeat their feat against the Mexicans of Peluche Caligari. Once again leading 5-1, Foot2Rue nevertheless recovered to 5-5 in the final moments of the match but stalled during the American-style penalty shootout (5-5, 2 tab to 3).
The disappointment was strong in the French ranks. AmineMaTue, the streamer at the head of the Foot2Rue team, nonetheless officiated immediately behind the microphone for the match between the Belgians Deptostra FC and PIO FC. A meeting ultimately won 4-3 by the Spaniards and which gave rise to a lively controversy due to the refereeing. And Amine was not the least virulent in denouncing the leniency of the referees in favor of Spain.
” It’s shame “
Starting point of his anger, a situation at the end of the match which would undoubtedly have deserved a penalty for Eden Hazard. “Oh penalty, obstruction”he said for the first time live. “There is a penalty, oh the crazy. I swore he eats it”, he added after reviewing the images while VAR intervened. “You know he’s not going to whistle.”, then assured Saïd, the Foot2Rue coach, present at his side. And the technician was right, I resumed normally. “IT’S LUNAR”, he wrote on Twitter.
In the process, another action made the streamer react. While a Spanish player had just cleared the ball on one of his partners, the ball ending up in touch, the referees nevertheless gave touch to PIO FC. Enough to make Amine explode. “Hey that’s it, I say it, it’s cheating. There is cheating. It’s okay, there’s cheating. I say it, it’s nonsense. It only goes the way of Hispanics. Ah that’s it, it’s good. That’s it, let them score”, he got carried away. ” It’s shame. Shame. I am with you “he continued to the Belgian staff, who had come to the cabin.
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