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Referees chief backs decision to deny Scotland penalty

BBC Sport Friday, 28 June 2024
Scotland were correctly denied a penalty in their final Euro 2024 group game because it was felt Stuart Armstrong had initiated "physical contact" contact with Hungary defender Willi Orban, according to Uefa's head of referees.
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