The most famous refereeing mistakes in the World Cup: decisions that created glory and stole dreams
Throughout World Cup history, there have been many controversial refereeing decisions that have altered the course of matches and impacted their outcomes. This led FIFA to adopt modern technologies such as goal-line technology and the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) system to reduce errors. Among the most notable decisions is Lampard's disallowed goal in 2010, which accelerated the adoption of goal-line technology, as well as Maradona's "Hand of God" goal in 1986. There have also been reports on refereeing decisions that affected crucial matches and led to changes in the rules of the game. Despite technological advancements, some decisions still spark widespread debate and influence the results of major tournaments.
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