If its Manchester United its obviously disallowed. If its Newcastle, City or Liverpool its clear goal 🙂
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Can’t tell with 100% certainty from that angle. It looks out, but from behind the line it might look in
Dead along the line is going to be fucking close – maybe a millimetre or less.
As there’s no way to be certain, VAR should stick with the on-field decision.
(And I don’t see why we don’t have “goal line tech” around the whole pitch, tbh)
Been here before. The ball is a sphere. Yes bottom of the ball is definitely over the line. Not necessarily the left arc of the ball.
Been shown on tv directly from above and it’s literally a whole new ball game.
Arsenal v Newcastle was the game I believe.
It could be millimeter in or out. Either way it looks same as in Arsenal vs Newcastle so either in both cases it should be ruled in or in both cases out
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If its Manchester United its obviously disallowed. If its Newcastle, City or Liverpool its clear goal 🙂
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Can’t tell with 100% certainty from that angle. It looks out, but from behind the line it might look in
Dead along the line is going to be fucking close – maybe a millimetre or less.
As there’s no way to be certain, VAR should stick with the on-field decision.
(And I don’t see why we don’t have “goal line tech” around the whole pitch, tbh)
Been here before. The ball is a sphere. Yes bottom of the ball is definitely over the line. Not necessarily the left arc of the ball.
Been shown on tv directly from above and it’s literally a whole new ball game.
Arsenal v Newcastle was the game I believe.
It could be millimeter in or out. Either way it looks same as in Arsenal vs Newcastle so either in both cases it should be ruled in or in both cases out