French FA to complain to FIFA over Antoine Griezmann's disallowed goal against Tunisia

It was a disappointing performance from the reigning world champions but after looking poor for large spells, France thought they'd grabbed an equaliser in the 98th minute.

Antoine Griezmann, who would go on to score the goal, was stood yards offside when Aurelien Tchouameni lifted a ball into the penalty area.

Many thought the call was a tad harsh. In fact, the FFF [French Football Federation] have called on FIFA to provide clarification on the controversial injury-time decision, according to French publication Le Parisien.

The IFAB rule states: "If play has resumed after being stopped, the referee may not make an analysis except in the case of mistaken identity or in the case of an ejectable offense such as violent behavior, spitting, biting, and/or or hurtful, rude or abusive words or actions."

France manager Didier Deschamps reacted to the offside incident after Wednesday afternoon's full-time whistle.

“I am awaiting an answer on the regulations," he said via Le Parisien. "I don’t know them all by heart. The referee whistled the kick off (after Griezmann’s goal) and the end of the game and I’m not sure the game could be resumed.