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London Evening Standard·3 min read·medium

Why Norway's second goal vs England was ruled out in World Cup quarter-final

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Why Norway's second goal vs England was ruled out in World Cup quarter-final
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A goal by Norway in a World Cup quarter-final match against England was disallowed after a VAR review identified a foul by Erling Haaland. The decision sparked controversy due to the timing of the foul and the subsequent restart of play.

Why it matters

The incident highlights the ongoing debate regarding the application of VAR and the interpretation of rules in high-stakes professional sports.

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