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Jude Bellingham Leads England to World Cup Semifinals With Win Over Norway Jude Bellingham continued his impressive World Cup campaign for England, scoring the decisive goal in a 2-1 quarterfinal victory against Norway on Saturday.The two sides remained deadlocked after 90 minutes of play, forcing the match into extra time. Just three minutes into the additional period, Bellingham capitalized on a rebound from a Morgan Rogers shot to secure the lead for the Three Lions.This victory marks the third time in the tournament that a goal from Bellingham has provided England with a permanent lead. With six goals now to…

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Stale Solbakken Substitutes Erling Haaland Amid World Cup Quarter-Final Drama Viewers expressed shock after Norway manager Stale Solbakken substituted star striker Erling Haaland during extra time in their World Cup quarter-final match against England, fueling concerns regarding a potential injury.Haaland has been a central figure in Norway’s successful tournament run, which marks their first World Cup appearance since 1998. The forward has scored seven goals throughout the competition, including two in a standout victory over Brazil in the round of 16 that secured the team’s place in the final eight.Despite trailing 2-1 against England and requiring his goalscoring ability to…

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Controversy Emerges Over England’s Goal Against Norway A new development in the match between England and Norway is causing a stir. While most observers initially missed the moment, Norwegian players and FOX cameras captured a key detail.With Norway holding a 1-0 lead, Jude Bellingham stepped up to bring the Three Lions back into the game with a crucial goal.However, footage from FOX suggests the goal should have been disallowed. During the Norwegian goalkeeper’s clearance that preceded the England goal, the ball appears to have struck a stadium camera cable. This contact reportedly altered the ball’s trajectory, which allowed England to…

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World Cup Penalty Shootouts: What the Data Reveals The World Cup has reached the quarter-final stage, signaling the potential for more high-stakes penalty shootouts. Before the tournament’s knockout phase began, BBC Sport and Opta reviewed every penalty ever taken in a World Cup shootout. Following four memorable shootouts in the last 32 and last 16, a fresh look at the statistics offers new insights into the drama of the spot-kick. So far, we have witnessed the first sudden-death penalties at a World Cup since 1994, two separate shootouts featuring a joint-record of five misses, and only the second instance of…

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FIFA Disciplinary Head Declines to Explain Folarin Balogun Ban Decision The head of FIFA’s disciplinary committee has declined to answer questions regarding the decision-making process that allowed United States striker Folarin Balogun to avoid a suspension following his red card. Balogun, 25, received a dismissal for serious foul play during a match against Bosnia-Herzegovina. Under standard regulations, this offense carries an automatic two-match ban. However, the FIFA disciplinary committee waived a ban, a move that drew widespread criticism. This decision faced particular scrutiny after reports surfaced that US President Donald Trump and White House officials had lobbied FIFA regarding the…

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Controversy surrounds Bellingham’s goal after Skycam contact goes unnoticed Norway is expressing disbelief following a match where England benefited from a significant officiating error. Although Jude Bellingham’s equalizer was technically impressive, officials should have disallowed the goal based on a correct interpretation of the rules.The incident occurred after a goal kick by England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford. The ball made contact with a wire belonging to the Skycam system, yet neither the on-field referees nor the VAR team detected the interference.Erling Haaland and several of his Norway teammates immediately signaled that the ball had deviated from its expected flight path. Despite…

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VAR Overturns Norway Goal in Tense World Cup Quarter-Final Against England England received a huge let off as they saw Norway’s second goal ruled out by VAR in their World Cup quarter-final.After Jude Bellingham cancelled out Andreas Schjelderup’s opener in the first half, Torbjørn Heggem thought he had restored Norway’s lead in the 55th minute after forcing home at the back post from Patrick Berg’s corner.Just like for Norway’s opener, England’s players went straight to referee Clement Turpin to appeal for a foul – and it soon emerged that they had a case.Erling Haaland, who has been so prolific in…

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England and Norway remain level after VAR controversy in World Cup quarter-final The World Cup quarter-final clash between England and Norway remains finely balanced after a dramatic sequence of events. Officials ruled out a second goal for Norway, ensuring the score remained level during the high-stakes encounter. Norway have second goal against England ruled out to keep World Cup quarter-final level'Haaland has cost his team' says Robinson after foul in build-upBellingham scores moments before half-time after Schjelderup lashed in openerWinner will face Argentina or Switzerland on Wednesday, 15 July (20:00 BST)Watch reaction show with Rooney, Shearer, Richards and White on…

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Jude Bellingham earns high praise following vital goal for England Jude Bellingham earned praise as an “absolute star” after he scored for England during the World Cup 2026.Bellingham found the net in the second minute of stoppage time in the first half. The goal leveled the match for England after Andreas Schjelderup scored an opener for Norway in Miami.After Gary Neville called the Real Madrid midfielder “an absolute star” following his powerful run and finish for Thomas Tuchel’s side, Ian Wright highlighted a key part of the play.”It’s the touch, the defender is worried about the touch, but that touch…

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Harry Kane protests foul as Norway takes shock World Cup lead Harry Kane expressed his frustration after the referee dismissed appeals for a foul on the England captain during the buildup to Norway’s surprise opening goal in their World Cup quarter-final.England controlled possession for much of the first half but fell behind in the 36th minute when Andreas Schjelderup struck a shot from wide that went in off the post, appearing to be an intended cross.Before the goal, Kane believed Norway midfielder Patrick Berg committed an illegal challenge by coming through the back of the Three Lions striker.Kane held his…

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