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[CEO Of Loyalty @TheBrayns]

@AmericanWwolf @JuanEdits Yeah, but I'm pretty sure Tom Cruz did it because this was the last mission impossible movie, which is why I think people are assuming to some sort of sendoff or goodbye

[CEO Of Loyalty @TheBrayns]

@Jay_FCBarca They dominated the match, in the last minutes they got cocky and laid back, 2 defensive mistakes led to the 2 goals conceded to Alaves. But "ridiculous" is overwhelmingly idiotic to say the least.

[CEO Of Loyalty @TheBrayns]

@cekk71 @FOXSoccer The issue is how long until he did that, thats whats so frustrating. James Rodriguez got frustrated about it and argued it to the ref (rightfully) and got booked because the Ref had lost control of the game at that moment. Understood, cheers!

[CEO Of Loyalty @TheBrayns]

@cekk71 @FOXSoccer It is a constant battle, but the ref must keep his cool enough to follow protocol, and be just. Like I said, he should've have pushed for the player to get off the field and immediately afterwards continue the play

[CEO Of Loyalty @TheBrayns]

@cekk71 @FOXSoccer And that trumps the decision the ref should take? Its capricious. Because the player literally got squished in between two players, and hit from behind his thigh by one of em, even the replay showed it, and you're genuinely sure that he was "faking" it to "deceive" the ref???

[CEO Of Loyalty @TheBrayns]

@cekk71 @FOXSoccer And you genuiely think what he did is morally right? Even if he was faking, ref should follow procedure, have the player leave the field and have medics check him while the play goes on.

[CEO Of Loyalty @TheBrayns]

@cekk71 @FOXSoccer That too, but he literally got sandwiched, ref let the play on, went to go check, and didnt believe it so played on. Can he do that, sure no one argued that, the argument is that its WRONG and very telling about the type of referee he is

[CEO Of Loyalty @TheBrayns]

@Hessonberg He literally touches the ball first and the dude throws himself after slight contact AFTER touching the ball, hows the a penalty?!?

[CEO Of Loyalty @TheBrayns]

@KMbappe

[CEO Of Loyalty @TheBrayns]

@FCB_ACEE It was offside by millimeters, but still offside.

[CEO Of Loyalty @TheBrayns]

@bluemupp @Whotfismick Fr

[CEO Of Loyalty @TheBrayns]

@TreFeKsGaming @LyMhmdy78473 @90plus5FC Are you agreeing with me or against? If against do look closer at my screenshots, there is a very clear separation bu the thin black line that is exactly where mazrouis knee is versus DeLigts foot which is higher up and to the right because of the angle

[CEO Of Loyalty @TheBrayns]

@LyMhmdy78473 @90plus5FC What are you talking about? Are you talking about his hand? Rule 11 dictates that arms and hands are not considered for offside line.

[CEO Of Loyalty @TheBrayns]

@TG_CACTUS @ESPNFC Offside by Mazrouis knee. It is the black line in the red circle.

[CEO Of Loyalty @TheBrayns]

@richard_d_gr8_2 @AllTheTicket @MunichFanpage @beinsports_FR The thin black line below deligts foot is mazrouis knee

[CEO Of Loyalty @TheBrayns]

@RefereesRobbing Furthermore. Mazrouis knee is offside by the slightest margin, in the red circle you see a black thin line that is his knee crossing. Ultimately, Offside.

[CEO Of Loyalty @TheBrayns]

@Tunnykvng @FabrizioRomano Here's your replay. The thin black line in the red circle is Mazrouis knee crossing.

[CEO Of Loyalty @TheBrayns]

@EdwinRMFC Its right here; Mazrouis knee. It crosses by a slight margin as you can see by the black line that crosses.

[CEO Of Loyalty @TheBrayns]

@abdulla46720588 Offside by Mazrouis knee.