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England Advances to World Cup Semifinals Amid Controversy Over Camera Cable Interference

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First reported by N12 · 5 hours ago

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England reached the World Cup semifinals after a disputed goal against Norway involving a ball deflection off a camera cable, sparking protests and debate over VAR use. FIFA denied evidence of interference, but Norwegian players and media condemned the decision. Additionally, a controversial red card in Argentina-Switzerland further fueled VAR criticism during the tournament.

01England advanced to World Cup semifinals after a disputed goal involving a ball hitting a camera cable.
02Norwegian players protested the goal, but referee and VAR officials allowed it to stand.
03FIFA stated ball sensors showed no contact with the cable, denying interference evidence.
04VAR official Jerome Brisard was involved in multiple controversial decisions this tournament.
05In Argentina-Switzerland, Swiss player Breel Embolo was controversially sent off after VAR review for simulation.
06VAR controversies continue to spark debate over fairness and consistency in World Cup 2026.

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