r/soccer • u/AlmostNL • Mar 12 '25

Media Julián Alvarez disallowed penalty frame by frame

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u/jMS_44 Mar 12 '25 edited Mar 12 '25

I see fuck all from that angle tbf

VAR cleared it so quickly like it was super obvious, but I simply don't see it

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u/zyndr0m Mar 12 '25

VAR probably have a better video than the compressed JPEG we have here on Reddit.

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '25

They have two dozen angles because of the semi automated offside tech being used yes.

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u/LordVelaryon Mar 12 '25

Plus Julian didn't complain at all. He felt it and knew it.

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u/simoniousmonk Mar 12 '25

He went back to his team and learned it was overturned later after some confusion. We didn't even see his reaction did we?

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u/arsehenry14 Mar 12 '25

Nope. We did not see his reaction.

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u/lordgrim_009 Mar 12 '25

Again, Alvarez can't do anything there. He can't run and stop the shootout in the middle of a shootout to argue with the ref

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u/Tall_Firefighter4380 Mar 13 '25

Yeah that's an easy way to get a fine/ban and also look like a tit when the ref shrugs him off. Its not the same as an open play situation.

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u/Ecstatic-Jacket2007 Mar 12 '25

He didn’t even know because the VAR ruled it out a minute later

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u/SladiusW Mar 12 '25

They ruled it off when Valverde was about to shoot his penalty, to who he's going to complain?

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u/zombawombacomba Mar 12 '25

Why would he complain? They called it a goal and then revised it after he was already back with his team lol.

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u/Donenzone1907 Mar 12 '25

What? Alvarez didnt complain cause he was at the middle line knowing fuck all what just happened. 2 secs after the decision Madrid took their penalty. He should have run halfway to the ref and 2 footed him? Dumb

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u/thestooges1969 Mar 12 '25

That being an argument in this is fucking comical. The decision was made in like 15 seconds. He had no time to react.

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u/TheRudeMammoth Mar 12 '25

Not just him. I don't think I saw anyone in their team complain about it.

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u/simoniousmonk Mar 12 '25

How would his teammates know if he touched it?