More than 60,000 Argentina fans have signed a petition asking FIFA to replay the Women's World Cup final against Spain. The petition, which has gained significant support online, argues that controversial refereeing decisions affected the outcome of the match. Spain won the final 1-0, securing their first Women's World Cup title. Argentina fans claim that a goal scored by Spain should not have counted and that their team was denied a clear penalty. The petition calls on FIFA to investigate the officiating and consider a rematch. However, FIFA has not yet responded to the petition. Replaying a World Cup final would be unprecedented in the history of the sport. The match took place on August 20, 2023, in Sydney, Australia. Argentina's women's team, known as La Albiceleste, had a strong tournament but fell short in the final. Supporters believe the game was marred by errors that could have changed the result. As the petition continues to gather signatures, it remains to be seen whether FIFA will take any action. Sports analysts note that international football governing bodies rarely overturn match results or order replays. For now, Spain remains the world champion, while Argentina fans hold out hope for another chance.