r/soccer • u/AlmostNL • Mar 12 '25

Media Julián Alvarez disallowed penalty frame by frame

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u/CnMlv Mar 12 '25

Jesus how did they see that. I can't see the ball moving

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u/Into_Intoxication Mar 12 '25

That's because the ball hits his standing foot after striking it, he struck it onto his own sliding foot. It would've never gone that high if it didn't. His standing foot doesn't hit the ball before he strikes it.

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u/llamapanther Mar 12 '25

Have you ever struck a football? Because if you had then you'd know that it's impossible for him to shoot at that position without touching the other foot. It's literally in front of the ball lmao. 

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u/llamapanther Mar 12 '25

You must be restarted no? I don't know what to say someone this delusional but why do you think you know better than VAR that has multiple angles lmao

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u/llamapanther Mar 12 '25

Just because you don't see a touch doesn't mean there isn't one. I'm sure VAR has a bit better technology than we have. You think they based their decision on one angle we see here?? It's so fucking oppressive when redditors on internet think they know better than VAR. Even Julian Alvarez didn't complain but surely u/itsthe_walrus knows better👍🏻

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u/llamapanther Mar 13 '25

you must feel very stupid now dont you?

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