FIFA Explains Why Bellingham's Cable Goal Was Allowed to Stand

FIFA issued an official statement explaining why Jude Bellingham's equalising goal in the Norway vs England 2026 World Cup quarter-final was allowed to stand, despite the ball striking a TV camera cable. The governing body ruled the goal valid under the applicable laws of the game. Scandinavian experts called it "a real scandal," while even English commentators acknowledged the goal appeared dubious.

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