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Sure, but that's showing the moment of the touch... she has to be onside the moment of that touch.
Sure, but that's showing the moment of the touch... she has to be onside the moment of that touch.
I can't be 100% certain there isn't already any space between the ball and the passer's foot. No indisputable proof the ball hasn't already left her foot. It could definitely be called either way.. leave it as called on the field.^^^
Sure, but that's showing the moment of the touch... she has to be onside the moment of that touch.
She did something to her hamstring and got subbed out. No news afaik, but we heard nothing about Rapinoe even when she didn't dress for the game.What happened to Lavelle, she was playing well early?
diving and histrionics has been ruining soccer for years.
That call leading to the PK was poor. Much like the goal scored in a prior match becoming an own goal. They both had no real effect on the play.VAR and goalies - it's totally fine now. They're not cheating.
Yeah the toughest is if it's small contact. The English player totally wiffed on the ball. Did she wiff because of slight contact with the other foot? Doubt it.
VAR isn't ruining soccer, diving and histrionics has been ruining soccer for years. Men's game is a joke, women's game is catching up. They're flopping around like they'll never walk again, then they're up running wind sprints a minute later.
They've even corrupted NHL players who now dive and act like they got shot.
I hate the end of game going into the corner. Doing that with nearly ten min to go seems dumb when there's space to go to goal.
That's why I suggest using post-game replay to punish divers... it starts to move the loss more into "definite", rather than "potential".So long as the potential gain is greater than the loss, the diving will continue to flourish.
It will drive fans away however.
So long as the potential gain is greater than the loss, the diving will continue to flourish.
It will drive fans away however.
Only people who aren't real fans. Anyone who gets upset at a little diving in football probably isn't hefted to the sport anyway. And there are billions worldwide to pick up the slack.