Experts split on Norway-England Camera Cable controversy|Sports Today
Jul 12, 2026•Channel
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England's dramatic FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-final victory over Norway has sparked a huge debate after Jude Bellingham's controversial equaliser. Norwegian players claimed the ball struck an overhead camera cable before the goal, but FIFA has defended the decision, citing Connected Ball Technology, which found no evidence of contact. The controversy didn't end there, with Norway also seeing a goal ruled out after a VAR review. Here's a complete breakdown of the camera cable controversy, FIFA's explanation, the Laws of the Game and why experts remain divided over the decisions.
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