FIFA has finally produced evidence that proves Japan’s winning goal against Spain was legitimate ⚽
Japan’s winning goal was allowed to stand after FIFA used images that weren’t originally shown on TV Four-time champions Germany were sent crashing to an ignominious group stage exit for the secondin a row after Japan launched an astonishing second half fightback against Spain last night.
The Japan forward profited from Kaoru Mitoma’s astonishing, and ultimately successful attempt, to prevent the ball from going out of play, although initial replays suggested the ball had crossed the byline. The controversial decision, allied to FIFA holding back the decisive images, have sparked all manner of conspiracy theories but former Premier League referee Peter Walton argued that the governing body would have used technology not available to TV companies to arrive at their decision.
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