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FIFA, football's global governing body, assigns referees for World Cup matches. They aim for neutrality and high standards, but decisions are often scrutinised, especially after controversial moments like the penalty awarded against France in this story. The process involves a selection panel and training programmes to ensure officials are prepared for the world stage.
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