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However, a huge petition wants the whole showpiece to be started from scratch.
French website MesOpinions created the petition and now has almost 200,000 fans signed up who all claim that Argentina’s first two goals should not have stood.
They firstly believe that referee Szymon Marciniak got it wrong when Ousmane Dembele was ruled to have fouled Angel Di Maria for the opening penalty, which was converted by Messi.
The contact did appear minor, but it proved enough to send the ex-Manchester United winger toppling inside the area.
They are then arguing that the second goal, scored by Di Maria, should also have been ruled out.
Argentina swooped on the counter-attack to double their advantage, however, French fans are arguing that Mbappe was fouled by Cristian Romero in the build-up.