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Australian ref explains gesture after World Cup monitor calls for sacking
Shaun Evans makes a circle with his hand while briefly appearing on the World Cup broadcast. (Supplied)
Australian referee Shaun Evans made an "OK" symbol below his waist during a live World Cup cross.
The symbol is used as both a harmless children's game and as a white power symbol in some far-right circles.
FIFA's discrimination monitor Fare called for Evans to be removed from the World Cup but the disciplinary committee "found no evidence of breaches of the FIFA disciplinary code".
The Australian referee at the centre of the World Cup hand gesture controversy has responded after calls to have him sacked from the tournament.
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53 min Varela wins another corner for Uruguay, who are making all the running. Araujoâs inswinger leads to a downward header that is kicked away by Tambakti (I think) in the six-yard box.
50 min Maxi Araujoâs inswinging corner from the right is headed just wide by Vinas. It was a pretty good downward header and Al-Owais wouldnât have saved it had it been in the corner.
48 min Uruguay have made a decent start to the second half. Fede Valverde, who was anonymous on the right in the first half, has moved into a central position.
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