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FIFA: 'No evidence' ball hit wire on Bellingham's 1st goal

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FIFA: 'No evidence' ball hit wire on Bellingham's 1st goal
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FIFA has confirmed that sensor technology in the match ball showed no evidence of contact with a camera cable during England's goal against Norway. The clarification addresses claims that the ball's trajectory was altered by the overhead wire.

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This demonstrates the increasing reliance on and transparency of sensor-based officiating technology in professional sports.

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FIFA on Saturday said there was "no evidence" to support claims that England's equaliser in the 2-1 win over Norway in the World Cup quarter-final should have been ruled out after the ball appeared to strike a camera cable in the build-up.

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The report relies on official statements and technical data provided by the governing body.

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