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England Scores Controversial Goal After Drone Camera Cable Interference in World Cup Quarterfinal

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First reported by Mako · 2 hours ago

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England's Jude Bellingham scored a disputed goal in the 2026 World Cup quarterfinal after the ball hit a drone camera cable, sparking protests from Norway. FIFA denied any interference, but Norwegian media and officials condemned the decision as a scandal.

01England scored a controversial goal after the ball hit a drone camera cable in the 2026 World Cup quarterfinal.
02Norwegian goalkeeper Ørjan Nyland and team protested the goal to referee Clément Turpin.
03FIFA reviewed sensor data and denied any ball interference from the cable.
04England’s assistant coach said the ball's trajectory was shortened and the referee should have checked.
05Norwegian media and fans called the incident a "complete scandal" and criticized the referees.
06The controversy has intensified debate over technology use in football officiating.

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