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June 15, 2026
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VAR official’s ‘OK hand’ gesture during FIFA World Cup broadcast sparks outrage

Source: indiatoday.in indiatoday.in
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Australia Extremism Far-Right Football Germany Nazi New Zealand Racism Religion Social Media Sports Television TV White Supremacist
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FIFA has been drawn into another off-field controversy during the 2026 World Cup after a VAR official was accused on social media of making a gesture associated with white supremacist movements. The incident occurred during the Germany vs Curacao Group E match on June 15, Sunday, when officials were introduced to viewers before kick-off.Australian referee Shaun Evans, who was serving on VAR duties for the match, appeared on the broadcast making a reverse "OK" hand sign while looking towards the camera. The brief gesture quickly sparked debate online, with some viewers alleging it resembled a symbol that has been appropriated...
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