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England and Norway are clashing in a high-stakes World Cup quarterfinal

England and Norway's World Cup quarterfinal clash is sparking controversy over a disputed goal.

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England has advanced to the World Cup semifinals after a 2-1 victory over Norway. The match was marked by controversy surrounding a goal scored by Jude Bellingham, which Norway claims should not have counted due to the ball hitting a sky cam.

Coverage from The New York Times, NPR, Yahoo Sports, and ESPN emphasizes the contentious nature of the goal and the impact of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) review. The New York Times and Yahoo Sports highlight Norway's frustration with the decision, while ESPN and NPR focus on Bellingham's performance and England's advancement.

The next steps involve England preparing for the semifinals. Coverage does not yet specify the outcome of Norway's protest or any potential disciplinary actions.

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Quick answers

Who scored the controversial goal for England?

Jude Bellingham scored the disputed goal.

What was the final score of the match?

The final score was 2-1 in favor of England.

Which teams are advancing to the World Cup semifinals?

England is advancing to the semifinals.

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