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World Cup final referee responds to French criticism with phone photo

World Cup final referee responds to French criticism with phone photo

World Cup final referee responds to French criticism with phone photo
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Argentina won the final in Qatar 4-2 on penalties after the match ended 3-3, with Messi scoring twice and Kylian Mbappé bagging a hat-trick for France.

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