VAR Double Standard? Why Norway’s Goal Against England Stood but Egypt’s Was Ruled Out

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A clearer look at two controversial knockout decisions and why officials saw them differently.

Norway’s Opener Triggered the Comparison

England Believed Kane Had Been Fouled

Replays Suggested Berg Touched the Ball First

Pickford Still Faced Questions Over the Finish

Egypt’s Goal Was Recalled From Much Further Back

FIFA Said Attia Stepped on Martínez

VAR Can Review the Entire Attacking Phase

Every Goal Receives an Automatic Check

VAR Later Intervened in England’s Favour

The Decisions Were Different, but the Frustration Is Understandable

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Two incidents in separate knockout matches produced opposite decisions and an immediate argument about consistency. To frustrated supporters, the comparison appeared straightforward.

The laws and official explanations reveal a more complicated distinction. The controversy rests not on how far VAR looked back, but on what officials believed happened during each challenge.

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