England’s dramatic FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-final win over Norway has been overshadowed by controversy surrounding Jude Bellingham’s equaliser. Footage appeared to show the ball possibly striking an overhead camera cable before England’s goal, sparking debate over the Laws of the Game. Despite the dispute, Bellingham scored again in extra time to send England into the semi-finals. England’s dramatic FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-final win over Norway has been overshadowed by controversy surrounding Jude Bellingham’s equaliser. Footage appeared to show the ball possibly striking an overhead camera cable before England’s goal, sparking debate over the Laws of the Game. Despite the dispute, Bellingham scored again in extra time to send England into the semi-finals.
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Why Bellingham’s England goal vs Norway should NOT have stood after bizarre camera cable incident
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