Egypt coach says 'we have suffered injustice' after stunning Argentina comeback

There has not been respect or fair play," Hassan said."A penalty was ruled out, was not even checked by VAR "I am not going to continue following the matches of this World Cup, watching the matches of this World Cup," he said."This is my own way of speaking up."After Yasser Ibrahim's header put Egypt in front, Argentina were awarded a penalty for a trip on Nicolas Tagliafico.Messi's problems with World Cup penalties continued as his effort was saved by Mostafa Shobeir.The eight-time Ballon d'Or winner has now failed to score four of his eight non-shootout spot-kicks at the World Cup, including two misses at this tournament.Hassan speculated that the officials had been put under pressure to keep one of the biggest names in the competition."Perhaps they wanted to keep the world champions in the competition