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FIFA: 'No evidence' of racist gesture by VAR asst....

ESPN· Jun 18, 2026 · 11:11 AM · 10 views

A FIFA official's hand gesture stirred controversy before a World Cup match, sparking debate over its intent. Despite its association with white supremacy, FIFA found no evidence of malice after investigation, clearing Shaun Evans of wrongdoing. This incident highlights the complexities of interpreting symbols in high-pressure environments. #FIFA #Soccer #VAR #WorldCup #SportsNews

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