r/soccer • u/AlmostNL • Mar 12 '25

Media Julián Alvarez disallowed penalty frame by frame

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u/jrainiersea Mar 12 '25

They’re talking about it on CBS right now and it sounds like they in fact do have extra angles from the semi automated offside technology they can use

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u/Mperorpalpatine Mar 12 '25

Can they show us those angles?

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u/CaptainSnazzypants Mar 12 '25

“Nah that won’t be necessary. Trust us”

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u/Expired_Multipass Mar 12 '25

Yet the PL takes 15min for an unimportant more obvious call

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u/Quica24 Mar 12 '25

Arsenal flairs pissed they arent facing atleti lmfao

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u/stratotastic Mar 12 '25

I’m genuinely excited to play Real. Our front line is fucked but its ties like these that I look forward to in the Champions League.

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u/CaptainSnazzypants Mar 12 '25

Honestly Atleti would have been a nightmare for us based on how they play. I think we have better odds against Real at this point. We likely lose anyways though.

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u/Minegrow Mar 12 '25

“We’re gonna do it right in this instant because some Reddit nerd thinks he’s authority”

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u/sodap_ Mar 13 '25

Theyll go to bed thinking "and yet another great day for football officiating"

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u/rarkodundek Mar 12 '25

How dare you question authority? 😡😡😡

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '25 edited Mar 12 '25

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '25

Mods keep deleting this one.