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[Albion] Man United Disallowed Goal



Vin

Well-known member
Jun 12, 2021
521
Do VAR not have the overhead cameras like the WC did? I suspect the ball would have been in play if so. Mitoma’s goal for Japan looked further out of play but was deemed in play.

Great result today UTA.
 








Sheebo

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Jul 13, 2003
29,297
So was Mitoma’s goal for Japan.
No it wasn’t. Both were correct calls with the camera along the line. The only crime was VAR spent an extra minute looking at it when it was clearly out because it was Man Utd at OT.
 






Change at Barnham

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Aug 6, 2011
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Bognor Regis
Do VAR not have the overhead cameras like the WC did? I suspect the ball would have been in play if so. Mitoma’s goal for Japan looked further out of play but was deemed in play.

Great result today UTA.
I was expecting the goal to be awarded based on Mitoma's Nippon special (even though it was a yard over the line).
 




Jeremiah

God is great
Mar 15, 2020
2,192
Hove
I thought it looked clearly out of play but this is Old Trafford and VAR - so that was nice
Nice !.jpg
 
















Sheebo

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Jul 13, 2003
29,297
There was a green strip of grass visible - 100% out.

i struggle with how people can’t see the obvious… 🤷🏻‍♂️
 










pb21

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Apr 23, 2010
6,330
Was convinced it was going to be given as a goal! Very different game if it had gone in. Surprisingly VAR worked though.
 




Vin

Well-known member
Jun 12, 2021
521
There was a green strip of grass visible - 100% out.

i struggle with how people can’t see the obvious… 🤷🏻‍♂️
My main point is why don’t they have the overhead camera like they did at the WC. Camera angles very deceiving
 


Uh_huh_him

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Sep 28, 2011
10,697
The camera angle almost directly along the touchline shows it is definitely out.
This is the best angle I have seen.

Seen several United tweets from behind the line where it looks 30% in play.
We all know the law and how cameras work.

The fact is that linesmen regularly flag for throw ins when the ball is actually 20% in play.
It's an incredibly difficult call to make.

Not sure why the inball tech isn't extended to the touchlines too.
Must be a relatively simple modification to existing tech.
 


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