Scandal in the World Cup quarterfinal? Referee awards controversial goal to Norway against England. Video

Was there a foul?
Football news
Jan Novak Dailysports's expert
Scandal in the World Cup quarterfinal? Referee awards controversial goal to Norway against England Photo: x.com/FabrizioRomano
2nd H 80’
World Cup
1
1

The 2026 World Cup quarterfinal clash between Norway and England was overshadowed by a major refereeing controversy.

Amid heated debate, Norway broke the deadlock thanks to a stunning long-range strike from Andreas Schjelderup, who smashed the ball into the top corner with spectacular precision.

However, even before the goal, England’s players were demanding the game be stopped, insisting that their captain Harry Kane had been fouled at the start of the move.

Despite England’s protests, the match referee ruled there was no foul and allowed Norway’s goal to stand.

Follow us on Google News
Add Daily Sports as a preferred source on Google to see more stories like this.
Add as a preferred source on Google
Comments
Only registered users can post and reply to comments
Daily Sports News, Predictions and Live Scores