@EPLBible Cannot be offside from the corner itself so unless you think it’s a foul initially or he is interfering after Van Dijk headers the ball, it’s a goal
@AdamFulwell_ Very similar to Diogo Jota versus Spurs years ago, also not given as a penalty. The reason given was attacker slowed down to initiate contact (rather than the obvious taking a shot). Bad decision again here but par for the course with Premier League refs.
@AnythingLFC_ I heard the commentators say that but on replay it seems to hit his body first which is why I think it wasn’t given. I still think arm out like that is a pen 🤷♂️
@louorns I would question how the ball moved forward when hitting his side like that without touching his arm but it isn’t certain it hits his arm so onfield decision does and should stand.
@LfcShaunjudge Realistically, you should block anyone who uses hate for engagement. Different opinions are fine but this is obvious and shameful rage-bait
@_DarraghLFC@seannhickey If you get into an argument at work about Liverpool, then you start abusing them and following them around the office until you get suspended, did you get suspended for being a Liverpool fan?
@DaleJohnsonBBC@LT_34 Makes sense and is correct IMO.
What confused matters last night was the commentary team said Haaland was interfering with the goalkeeper. Was that a misunderstanding on their part?
@gunnerking_14 What about people who criticised Haaland at the time and also thought he should have gotten a yellow here, then another after running into Gabriel from kick off? Can we say Martinelli is also wrong?
@bazza080808 Yes it looks a little soft but there are 2 crucial details.
1. As you mention not looking at the ball
2. The ball ends up the area it took place which means the holding was impactful
Personally think more of these should be given
@NoContextEPL Really clutching at straws here. QPR down to 10 and you can see City ready to sprint forward and press. Ball is booted to the corner to waste time, it’s not rocket science.