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Egypt's ex-goalkeeper calls World Cup exit a robbery

Former Egypt goalkeeper Ahmed Shobeir has called his son's World Cup elimination against Argentina a robbery, writing an emotional letter to support him after the painful 3-2 defeat.

Ahmed Shobeir (65), former goalkeeper for Al-Ahly and Egypt's national team, wrote to his son Mostafa after Egypt's elimination in the World Cup round of 16. The elder Shobeir described the match against Argentina as "a robbery" and expressed support for his son despite the controversial loss. biznow.biz

Egypt had complained about two key decisions that they believed went against them during the 3-2 defeat. Ahmed Shobeir, now a sports commentator, took the opportunity to voice his frustration with the officiating while offering encouragement to his son following the national team's exit from the tournament.