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Why was Kane's penalty retaken against Croatia?

Why was Kane's penalty retaken against Croatia?
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Harry Kane's penalty against Croatia was retaken because the goalkeeper moved off his line early and a defender encroached into the penalty area. The VAR intervention ensured the rules were applied correctly, allowing England to score on the second attempt.

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This highlights the technical application of VAR in modern football and how officiating decisions directly influence match outcomes.

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By Dale Johnson Football issues correspondent Published 27 minutes ago Harry Kane was able to give England the lead against Croatia from the penalty spot - but only thanks to the video assistant referee.

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