Norway vs England World Cup Quarterfinal Ends 1-1, Controversial Calls Abound
In a tense World Cup quarterfinal, Norway and England drew 1-1 after 90 minutes, forcing extra time. Norway took a controversial lead in the 36th minute when Schjelderup’s cross-shot hit the post and went in, sparking debate over a prior tackle on Harry Kane. England equalized through Jude Bellingham just before halftime. Both teams had goals disallowed: Kane’s strike was ruled offside, and Norway’s Heggem had a goal chalked off for a Haaland push. The match featured multiple VAR reviews and injury substitutions.
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Offside Call Denies Harry Kane Goal for England Against Norway
During a World Cup 2026 match between Norway and England, just before halftime, England captain Harry Kane chipped the ball over Norway's goalkeeper Nyland in the penalty area, appearing to score. However, the linesman raised his flag, ruling Kane narrowly offside. The goal was disallowed, giving Norway a stroke of luck. The incident was captured on video and reported by Die Welt. The match is part of the World Cup 2026 tournament.
Nachrichten - WELTOffside Call Disallows Harry Kane Goal for Norway in World Cup 2026
During a 2026 World Cup match, England captain Harry Kane thought he had scored just before halftime, chipping the ball over Norway's goalkeeper Nyland in the penalty area. However, the linesman raised his flag for offside, and the goal was disallowed after a narrow offside call. The Bayern Munich star was deemed to have been in an offside position by a small margin. The incident was captured on video and reported by Die Welt. The decision gave Norway a stroke of luck, as the goal would have put England ahead. The match is part of the 2026 FIFA World Cup tournament.
Nachrichten - WELTNorway 1-1 England: World Cup Quarterfinal Goes to Extra Time
In a World Cup quarterfinal match on July 12, Norway and England played to a 1-1 draw after 90 minutes, sending the game into extra time. Norway took the lead in the 36th minute when Schjelderup fired a powerful left-footed shot that hit the post and went in. England equalized in the 45th minute through Jude Bellingham, who drove into the box and scored with a low shot. Both teams had goals disallowed: Harry Kane's strike in first-half stoppage time was ruled offside, and Norway's Heggem had a goal disallowed due to a Haaland push on Elliott Anderson. Key moments included a missed chance by Madueke and O'Riley, a Stones dispossession saved by Pickford, and a Norway counterattack that was blocked. Norway's Ryerson was substituted due to injury in the 60th minute. Late chances included a Saka cross cleared by Olesnes and a near-miss by Norway goalkeeper Nyland in stoppage time.
虎扑 - 足球VAR Archive: Bergwijn Touched Ball Before Contact with Kane, So No Foul Should Have Been Called
In a World Cup quarter-final match between Norway and England, Norway took a 1-0 lead in the 36th minute when Schjelderup scored from a cross-shot. The goal sparked controversy due to prior physical contact between Norway's Berg and England's Harry Kane, with some arguing Berg fouled Kane. However, the analysis account Archivo VAR stated that Berg first touched the ball with his toe before making contact with Kane, meaning the action should not be considered a foul. Archivo VAR also praised referee Turpin for making an accurate judgment on the play. The match was reported by Hupu soccer news.
虎扑 - 足球Kane Goal Disallowed for Offside in World Cup Quarterfinal Against Norway
In the World Cup quarterfinal match between Norway and England, during first-half stoppage time, England's Harry Kane scored a goal from a pass by Jude Bellingham. However, replays showed Kane was offside by approximately half a body length, and the goal was disallowed. The match was reported by Hupu News on July 12. The article also includes reader comments noting the team's tendency to perform better when behind.
虎扑 - 足球England Unhappy Over Foul Claim Before Norway's Goal in World Cup Quarterfinal
In the World Cup quarterfinal, Norway leads England 1-0 after a controversial goal. According to BBC Sport reporter Alex Howell at the Miami stadium, England's coaching staff and players were dissatisfied with a decision before the goal, believing that Norway's tackle on Harry Kane during the build-up should have been ruled a foul. However, Schjelderup was unaffected and delivered a cross that was part shot, part pass, hitting the post and bouncing into the net, catching goalkeeper Jordan Pickford off guard. The goal came suddenly, causing a gasp from the media area. Another BBC reporter, Neil Johnston, noted that Kane was lying on the pitch when Norway scored and immediately had a lengthy discussion with the referee, arguing he should have been awarded a free kick.
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