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Controversy over lead-up to England goal as Norway knocked out of World Cup

Controversy over lead-up to England goal as Norway knocked out of World Cup
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England's 2-1 World Cup quarter-final victory over Norway is mired in controversy after claims that a goal-leading ball hit an overhead camera cable. FIFA has denied the claims, citing sensor data from the ball.

Why it matters

The incident highlights the ongoing debate regarding the role of technology and officiating in high-stakes international sports.

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The article presents both the controversy and FIFA's official technical rebuttal.

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