World Cup Goal by Isak Stands Thanks to Ball Technology
Sweden's Alexander Isak scored a record World Cup goal allowed to stand after VAR used ball chip technology to confirm a slight touch. The decision relied on new technology to detect a minimal touch that led to the offside flag being waved off.
This innovation officially validated the fastest goal ever scored by a substitute in the tournament.
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