Video Assistant Referee Controversy

World Cup referee explains 'white power' gesture

World Cup white power controversy, explained: What to know about FIFA referee accused of making hand gesture

While Germany was en route to a 7-1 battering of Curacao on Sunday, one of the biggest stories of the match came from inside the video assistant referee (VAR) room.

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FIFA clears referee accused of making ‘White power’ gesture after he calls it ‘involuntary twitch’

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FIFA World Cup Referee Sparks Outrage with 'White Supremacy' Hand Gesture During Broadcast [VIDEO]

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FIFA clears World Cup referee accused of making racist gesture

FIFA has cleared referee Shaun Evans of wrongdoing after he was accused of making a racist gesture prior to Sunday's game between Germany and Curaçao.

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Australian World Cup referee Shaun Evans responds to accusations he used a hate symbol at World Cup

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FIFA clears Australian VAR official accused of white supremacist hand gesture during Germany vs Curacao match

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World Cup Referee Under Investigation After Controversial Hand Sign

FIFA is actively investigating Australian video assistant referee (VAR) official Shaun Evans after he appeared to make an upside-down hand […]

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How does VAR work? What to expect of Video Assistant Referee at the 2026 World Cup

The most controversial part of modern soccer, VAR, is bound to impact FIFA's biggest tournament, the World Cup..

'Hand Gesture Controversy' World Cup Referee Explains: "Unconscious and Involuntary Movement"

During the 2026 North and Central America World Cup match held on June 14 (local time), Germany defeated Curaçao 7-1. In the aftermath, controversy ar

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FIFA finds 'no evidence' of breach of code in referee's controversial hand gesture

Evans categorically denied any malicious intent, characterising the movement as an "involuntary, subconscious twitch."