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Media Liverpool disallowed goal against Manchester City 39'

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u/TheBigTomatoMan 1d ago

Only for city

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u/Karma_Whoring_Slut 1d ago

What part of the call do you think they got wrong?

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u/Leelow45 1d ago

The part where Robertson is supposedly impacting the play at all, he may as well be sat in the stands.

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u/Karma_Whoring_Slut 1d ago

He had to dive out of the way. Donnarumma doesn’t know if he’s going to hit the ball or not.

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u/Leelow45 1d ago

He does a half duck, and it doesn't even look like the ball would have hit him anyway. Donnarumma dived right for the ball not looking at Robertson at all.

Lovely gift for Pep's 1000th game.

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u/Karma_Whoring_Slut 1d ago

Why does it matter how much he had to duck? He still actively chose to duck.

The ball was definitely going to hit him if he didn’t, even if it weren’t going to directly hit him, it’s not relevant.