Why hasn’t he booked Havertz there
Ha ha ha. All those Arsenal fans leaving early missed a cracking end to the game!
Because there was contact. Not a foul but contact all the same.
There was definite contact, so he had a right to go down.But he went to ground so if the was a touch and he had gone to ground then it’s a penalty or the touch isn’t enough for him to go to ground so it’s simulation
There was contact. The explanation given (albeit by commentary team inc former ref) was that the contact was Havertz trailing leg catching AWB not the other way round.But he went to ground so if the was a touch and he had gone to ground then it’s a penalty or the touch isn’t enough for him to go to ground so it’s simulation
It was contentious enough that "commentary ref" said he's give it on field. Said several times it's a pen and then after it was sent for review said "and that's why its NOT a pen"... He couldn't even be consistent in a 3 minute spell. What hope is there for consistency across a while game, let alone a season.Yep. Leg came across and initially no contact but Havertz trailing leg caught the defenders leg and unbalanced him.
It was one of those "seen them given" moments.
Yep. Leg came across and initially no contact but Havertz trailing leg caught the defenders leg and unbalanced him.
It was one of those "seen them given" moments.
So that seems like it should be a penalty - only seen the replay once and it looked like no contact but even if it’s a trailing leg and it’s unbalanced him then that seems like it was the correct call but obviously seems a close call
So the next question with it being such a close and subjective call why did the ref go to the monitor when it’s not a “clear and obvious” error![]()
Knowing he’s going to do it and stopping him are very different things.Right footed player plays on the left. Do you think he might cut back onto his right foot. Criminal that the defenders allow that to happen.
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He didn't do anything clever, the defender gave him way too much space to make his move. As a full back, letting that happen is a cardinal sin.Knowing he’s going to do it and stopping him are very different things.