“I have watched the replay several times and I disagree with the decision, Norway’s Goal Should Have Counted because……”- Dimitar Berbatov revealed the reason why Norway goal should have stand despite Haaland’s controversial push

“I have watched the replay several times and I disagree with the decision, Norway’s Goal Should Have Counted because……”- Dimitar Berbatov revealed the reason why Norway goal should have stand despite Haaland’s controversial push

“I have watched the replay several times and I disagree with the decision, Norway’s Goal Should Have Counted because……”- Dimitar Berbatov revealed the reason why Norway goal should have stand despite Haaland’s controversial push


“I’ve watched the replay multiple times now, and I simply can’t agree with the call.

The referee penalized Erling Haaland for the shove, but here’s the fundamental issue—that contact occurred before the corner kick was even taken. If we’re going to apply the rules consistently, you can’t retroactively wipe out a goal for an infringement that happened while the ball wasn’t even in play. The restart hadn’t been completed yet.

Norway took the corner cleanly, won the initial header, and scored. In my view, that goal should have counted.

Football is built on fleeting moments, and Norway have every right to feel aggrieved after two major talking points went against them—first the uncertainty surrounding England’s equalizer, and then this disallowed goal.

I completely understand why England are celebrating—they dug deep and found a way through—but if I were in Norway’s shoes, I’d be demanding some serious answers about that decision.

Norway played with bravery and without any trace of fear, and I genuinely think they were hard done by on that specific incident.

Sometimes a World Cup quarter-final hinges on the finest of margins. This one certainly felt like one of those occasions.”

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