Scotland midfielder John McGinn believes he should have been awarded a penalty in the second half of his side's 2026 World Cup Group C match against Morocco in Boston.
McGinn was not given a penalty after the incident, and he has since argued that Morocco benefited from the referee's decision. The video segment tied to the match frames the moment as a key talking point from Scotland's World Cup campaign.
Morocco got away with one
That line from McGinn points directly at the non-call he believes should have gone Scotland's way. Fans following Group C will likely keep watching how that second-half sequence is discussed as the tournament moves on.
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