🚨Breaking: FIFA dismisses controversy over Bellingham goal

The England-Norway match sparked a major debate, and FIFA has already stepped in to deny any “foul play” in the result of the game. 

The controversy arose over Bellingham’s first goal, the equalizer against Norway, which reportedly should not have stood because before the Real Madrid player scored, the ball hit the spidercam cables. 

That action was reportedly pointed out to the referee by Haaland and his teammates, but it was not reviewed. 

In response, FIFA has already released a message through its social media accounts stating that Jude’s goal was valid, since “the sensor in the Connected Ball did not show any spike in the ‘ball heartbeat’ while it was in the air, and therefore there is no evidence that the ball touched the overhead cable and altered the ball’s movement.” 

This will undoubtedly be one of the big questions of the 2026 World Cup, since it was a play that could have changed the course of the match.  

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