Haaland scored for Norway, goal ruled out by referee

In a 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier match between Norway and England, Haaland scored for the Norwegian team in the 55th minute, initially counted as his second goal of the match and making the score 2-1. However, after the referee reviewed the play with the assistance of video technology, the goal was disallowed. The reason for the goal's cancellation was an offense committed by Harry Kane, the English player, before the corner kick that resulted in this goal.

• The disallowed goal came from a corner kick, and Haaland converted the rebound into the net.
• After reviewing the play, the referee determined that Harry Kane's offense in the preceding minutes had led to the corner kick being awarded, and based on this, the goal was ruled invalid.
• Pickford, the English goalkeeper, made a notable save in this sequence of play.
• As a result of this technical decision, the Norwegian team did not record the goal, and the final result of the match remains unclear.. Coverage difference: Both outlets (Latest News and Sport3) emphasized the disallowed goal and Harry Kane's offense, but Sport3 provided more technical details about the role of the corner kick and Pickford's save, while Latest News simply reported the fact of the goal's disallowance.