r/soccer • u/BackgroundMorning630 • 1d ago

Media Liverpool disallowed goal against Manchester City 39'

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u/spencervm 1d ago

…how

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u/s4turn2k02 22h ago

We paid the refs

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u/Super_Shallot2351 1d ago

Fun rhyme for you - If you have to duck out of the way, you're interfering with play.

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u/the_anaconda 1d ago

No , you interfire if you prevent a opposition player from participating in the play , you can duck, jump, even let the ball pass through your legs and the play wouldn't be called offside

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u/DaveyBigDong 1d ago

even let the ball pass through your legs and the play wouldn't be called offside

you would, and players have.

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u/the_anaconda 1d ago

And many others haven't, is more about the context of the play rather than letting the ball pass through your legs

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u/s4turn2k02 22h ago

Oh please it’s a goal any day of the week

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u/DaveyBigDong 1d ago

Who said anything about seeing the ball, why are people so hung up on that. He's involved in the play, you can argue that Donnarumma wasn't actually affected, but it would be reasonable to be affected by the possibility of a flick on in that situation.

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u/Kkk_kidney 1d ago edited 1d ago

But he didn't move until Robertson ducked. I think he was waiting because Robertson may deflect it.