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The World Cup has been thrown into controversy after a controversial goal.

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FIFA experts have officially awarded Brazil's goal in the last-16 match against Chile to David Luiz. Luiz claimed the goal in the 1-1 draw, which was finally settled by a penalty shoot-out in Brazil's favour, but television replays appeared to show that Thiago Silva's header had been deflected in by Chile defender Gonzalo Jara. Claiming it: David Luiz begins feverish celebrations after he appeared to score the opener for Brazil against Chile . Last tough: FIFA's technical study group award Luiz credit for the goal after reviewing 34 camera angles . FIFA's technical study group has now studied the goal at all available angles - there are 34 cameras in each stadium - and are convinced former Chelsea defender Luiz, who has been signed by Paris St Germain, had the last touch. A FIFA spokeswoman said: 'The technical study group has looked at this and the goal will remain awarded to David Luiz. They have studied it and say he definitely had the last touch.' On the scoreboard: Luiz was found to have got the final touch after Thiago Silva's header met Neymar's corner . Golden touh: The FIFA panel found Luiz definitely got the last touch, not Chile defender Gonzalo Jara .