Kenyan musician and businessmanKRG The Donhas weighed in on the ongoing conversations surrounding officiating at the FIFA World Cup, saying he believes refereeing standards are improving following the match between France and Morocco.
The entertainer shared his thoughts in a video posted on his Instagram page shortly after the fixture. In the accompanying caption, he praised what he described as better officiating towards African teams while also urging football’s governing body to address another match involving Egypt.
“Our referees are reforming their biased behaviour against African teams. Keep it… After Morocco vs France… do something about Egypt.”
In the video, KRG The Don congratulated FIFA for what he sees as improved decision-making by match officials.
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He said:
“You guys are now behaving well, FIFA. You are doing what you are supposed to be doing.”
The musician then shifted his attention to Egypt, calling for a rematch against Argentina.
According to KRG, such a fixture would help settle any lingering debate over the result.
“We want to see a rematch between Argentina and Egypt. We confirm that they truly won.”
Reaction after the France-Morocco encounter
KRG’sremarks came after the France-Morocco match, which attracted significant attention from football fans across Africa and beyond.
Morocco has become one of Africa’s most closely followed national teams in recent years, with its performances on the world stage drawing widespread support across the continent. As a result, discussions about refereeing decisions involving African sides often generate strong reactions on social media.

Although FIFA regularly appoints referees through its Referees Committee and reviews officiating performances after matches, debates over controversial decisions remain common among players, supporters and football pundits.
Fans continue debating officiating.
KRG The Don is among several public figures who frequently comment on major sporting events through his social media platforms.
His latest remarks quickly added to the online discussion surrounding refereeing standards and the treatment of African teams during international competitions.
While he praised FIFA for what he believes was improved officiating in the France-Morocco match, his main appeal was for the governing body to consider a rematch involving Argentina and Egypt.