Video.. Referee expert blows it up. England-Norway match should be replayed in this case.

The arbitration expert has confirmed that the Norway-England quarter-final match of the 2026 World Cup should be repeated if it is confirmed what happened during the confrontation.

Norwegian players protested to French referee Clément Turpin after Jude Bellingham’s goal in first-half stoppage time drew England 1-1 at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami.

Footage of goalkeeper Orian Nyland’s goal to start the game that led to Bellingham’s goal showed the ball’s trajectory suddenly change before landing in the path of England midfielder Elliott Anderson.

According to the rules of the game, this should have stopped the game and restarted it by dropping the ball, but… International Football Association “FIFA”He explained in an official statement that a sensor embedded in the ball, the same technology used to disallow a goal in Croatia’s defeat to Portugal in the tournament’s previous knockout rounds, showed there was no sign of the ball hitting the wire.

For his part, arbitration expert Fahd Al-Mirdasi said in television announcements. “FIFA has made it clear in a statement that the ball sensor did not detect any contact with the wire in the Bellingham goal kick against Norway… but if there is a fault with this sensor, the match must be replayed.”