Australian referee Shaun Evans was part of the officiating team for Germany's World Cup clash with Curacao on Sunday and appeared to make a hand signal while on camera

A FIFA World Cup referee has been accused of making a hand gesture associated with white supremacist groups before helping VAR watch over Germany's 7-1 win against Curacao

The alleged hand gesture was made during live coverage of Germany's match against Curaçao on Sunday, June 14

Screen grabs showing Shaun Evans making an upside-down ‘OK’ sign during a World Cup broadcast have generated controversy online.

World Cup referee Shaun Evans has been told he must 'have no further role to play' in the tournament and should be removed over a 'neo-Nazi' gesture, by organisers FIFA's own discrimination monitor.

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Here's the latest on what the Australian referee's gesture was and how it has stirred up controversy.