The fix is in.
I thought it was always the keeper and not the last man. I.e. a defender goalside of the keeper would play everyone onside
The last man back doesnât count??
UEFALONA back at it
You need 2 players back for it to be onside. The keeper is usually behind so its one outfield player but not in this case
The patched up reds got sloppy
Could you explain that a little better?
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But the ball came back off Fabinho so had to be onside
Thatâs a new one to me
Clearly offside.
A deflection doesnât count apparently
Looked a clear case of a tackle knocking the ball to Benzema. Presume they were classing it as a deflection? But nobody had control there and the Liverpool player clearly tried to play the ball, even if it was a tackle.
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Liverpoolâs only chance here is penalties
Real Madrid were completely let down there. It was 100% a goal.
Awful decision.
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I fucked it up a small bit there but have edited. Basically a normal offside is when an attacker is ahead of all the defenders but in that case the keeper was ahead of Benzema so the one outfield player back means its offside. Its kind of against what the rule was introduced for but rarely an issue.
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Richie Sadlier will clear it up Iâm sure.
That is a goal all day lads ffs.
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A serious bowl
1-0 late on like Alan Kennedy.
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Heâs offside. Itâs very, very clear for anybody who knows the rules of the game.