New camera angle shows Williams' disallowed goal hit arm

What the report says

BBC Sport Football reported that new camera footage appears to show the ball striking Neco Williams’ arm before he scored a disallowed goal for Nottingham Forest in their 0-0 Premier League draw with Tottenham. The clip adds another angle to a decision that had already drawn attention from fans and pundits because it affected a key moment in a match that finished level.

The footage is presented as evidence relevant to the officials’ call on handball, with Forest’s incident involving Williams at the centre of the discussion. BBC’s brief report links the moment to wider debate over how VAR interprets handball in the Premier League, especially when a goal is ruled out after a close review.

The story matters because such decisions can directly alter results, points and momentum in a tightly contested league season. In this case, the new angle does not change the final score, but it may influence how the incident is viewed and add to ongoing scrutiny of video review standards in English football. Background: Premier League handball calls often depend on whether contact with the arm is judged to be deliberate or to have had an effect on play, which can make similar incidents controversial.