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New camera angle shows Williams' disallowed goal hit arm

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Additional broadcast footage has provided a clearer view of the moment a goal by Williams was ruled out for handball. The new angle appears to confirm the referee's original decision, showing contact between the ball and Williams' arm before it crossed the line. The incident has sparked discussion about officiating standards and the use of VAR.

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Disallowed goals involving marginal handball calls remain one of the most debated aspects of modern football, particularly as additional camera angles frequently emerge after the fact. This new footage offers a definitive look at a moment that may have felt ambiguous in real time, reinforcing the scrutiny on officials and the role of VAR in resolving such tight calls. For supporters of the affected side, replays like this tend to either vindicate or deepen frustration depending on which side of the decision they sit.

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