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Norway Protests England’s Equalizer in World Cup Quarterfinal; FIFA Upholds Goal

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מה קרה

Norway contested England’s equalizing goal in their 2-1 World Cup quarterfinal loss, claiming the ball hit a camera cable and altered its path. FIFA reviewed the incident and confirmed the goal was valid, stating no contact with a stationary object was detected. Norwegian fans and officials remain upset despite the ruling.

  • 01Norway claims England’s equalizer should have been disallowed due to ball hitting a camera cable.
  • 02The disputed goal occurred in added time of the first half, scored by Jude Bellingham.
  • 03Norwegian players protested to referee Clément Turpin during the match.
  • 04FIFA stated ball sensors showed no contact with a stationary object, validating the goal.
  • 05Norwegian fans and Alf-Inge Håland criticized the decision on social media.
  • 06The controversy underscores tensions over technology and refereeing in football.

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Erling HaalandJude Bellingham
OrganizationsFIFA, Norway national football team, England national football team
PlacesNorway, England

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