BAD IDEA
What happens if a bird scores a goal in the World Cup?
If a bird scores in the World Cup, it’s like your cat walking across the keyboard: historic, confusing, and the refs definitely won’t count it.
In the official laws of soccer, only goals scored by players count. If a bird somehow scored a goal—say by dropping the ball in the net—the referee would not award the point. The game would likely pause while everyone stares at the bird, then resume without counting nature’s goal. So, unless birds start signing contracts and showing up to practice, don’t expect any feathered goal scorers to shake up the World Cup.