According to Egyptian media outlet Yalla Kora , Egypt's goalkeeping coach, Safaen Sagierin, was banned for two matches and fined $47,000 by FIFA for protesting refereeing decisions during this summer's World Cup .
Egyptian media outlet Yalla Kora, citing sources within the Egyptian Football Association, reported that FIFA has punished Safaen Sagir with a two-match suspension and a $47,000 fine for his actions during Egypt's World Cup Round of 16 match against Argentina.
Safaan Sagir was sent off during the match for vehemently protesting the referee's decisions on the sidelines. The refereeing in this highly controversial game ultimately led to Egypt's 2-3 defeat to Argentina in the Round of 16, eliminating them from the competition.
