Revealed: Little-known reason why Jude Bellingham's first goal should NOT have stood - as Norway fans complain about England's equaliser in World Cup quarter-final

The use of camera cables and other equipment near the field of play can sometimes interfere with the game, and FIFA has rules in place to address such incidents. In general, if the ball comes into contact with an external object, such as a cable, before being played by a player, it can be considered an external influence and potentially lead to a stoppage in play. The Laws of the Game, which govern football worldwide, provide guidance on how referees should handle such situations, although their application can sometimes be subjective.

Revealed: Little-known reason why Jude Bellingham's first goal should NOT have stood - as Norway fans complain about England's equaliser in World Cup quarter-final

England's equaliser against Norway has sparked controversy after eagle-eyed fans spotted that it came as a result of the ball hitting a camera cable in the build-up.