Coupe du monde 2026 : « La VAR était partie prendre un café », Carlos Queiroz s'emporte aprÚs Ghana-Angleterre
Ghana coach Carlos Queiroz did not mince his words after the 0-0 draw against England at the 2026 World Cup. Satisfied with his players' performance, the Portuguese coach nevertheless believes that the Black Stars were denied a victory due to refereeing decisions he considers questionable.
The most controversial incident occurred in the second half. Prince Adu went down in the penalty area after contact with England defender Ezri Konsa. Despite protests from the Ghanaians, the referee did not award a penalty, and VAR did not intervene.
In a press conference, Carlos Queiroz let his anger explode with a touch of irony.
"Is VAR still working? There was a clear penalty. If VAR hadn't gone to get a coffee, they would have flagged that foul and we probably would have won the match," the Portuguese coach said.
The former coach of several national teams didn't stop there. He also felt that England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford should have been sent off after another controversial challenge, lamenting that these decisions ultimately went in favor of the Three Lions.
For Queiroz, England can consider themselves fortunate to leave with a point. Despite this frustration, Ghana still has every chance of qualifying before the final matchday of the group stage.
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