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Norway's Controversial Goal Against England in World Cup 2026 Stirs Debate
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First reported by Mako · 1 hour ago
What happened
In a World Cup 2026 match, Norway's Andreas Sælderup scored a disputed goal against England, with English players and commentators claiming a foul on Harry Kane was missed, but officials allowed the goal to stand.
- 01Norway scored a controversial goal against England in the 36th minute of their World Cup 2026 match.
- 02English players and staff claimed Patrick Berg fouled Harry Kane before the goal.
- 03BBC's Alex Howell reported English frustration over the missed foul call.
- 04Former goalkeeper Paul Robinson said VAR did not intervene and criticized England's goalkeeper.
- 05Sky's Rob Drost saw no foul and noted England was shocked by Norway's play.
- 06Harry Kane himself was convinced a foul had occurred during the play.
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