FIFA World Cup: Refereeing chief denies bias claims

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Big move in AI today. FIFA World Cup: Refereeing chief denies bias claims in Argentina-Egypt — and it could change how you think about this space. Here is what happened and why it matters.

So here is the first thing — FIFA World Cup: Refereeing chief denies bias claims in Argentina-Egypt game. Pierluigi Collina said that such allegations of bias could provoke threats against referees and their families.

Meanwhile — Noboody can question integrity of World Cup referees - Collina. World Cup officials are not "influenced by anyone" and "nobody can question the integrity" when it comes to decision-making, says Fifa chief refereeing officer Pierluigi Collina.

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- Source 1: FIFA World Cup: Refereeing chief denies bias claims in Argentina-Egypt game

- Source 2: Noboody can question integrity of World Cup referees - Collina