'I can sit here and cry, but...': Norway coach breaks silence on Bellingham goal controversy

Norway head coach Ståle Solbakken has spoken out about the controversial build-up to Jude Bellingham's equaliser against England, insisting it was "pretty clear" that the ball struck the overhead camera cable before the goal. The incident occurred late in the first half of Norway's FIFA World Cup quarter-final defeat, when goalkeeper Ørjan Nyland launched a goal kick that appeared to hit a camera wire suspended above the pitch. England quickly regained possession, and Bellingham finished the move to level the scores. Nyland and Solbakken immediately appealed to the referee, believing play should have been stopped. However, the protests were dismissed, and the goal stood. Television replays appeared to show the ball making contact with the cable. FIFA, however, later maintained that there was "no evidence that the ball touched the overhead wire and changed the movement of the ball."