Paraguay coach Gerardo Martino said he was expecting an apology from FIFA after seeing his side have a perfectly good goal ruled out for offside in his side's 1-0 World Cup quarterfinal defeat to Spain on Saturday. Nelson Valdez found the net for Paraguay in the 41st minute at Johannesburg's Ellis Park Stadium Saturday, but linesman Carlos Pastrana from Honduras raised his flag. 'We feel fine because FIFA will apologise tomorrow and everything will be alright,' Martino was quoted by the AFP. He referred to FIFA president Joseph Blatter's apology to Mexico and England after they were the victims of poor refereeing decisions in the Round of 16. 