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Published 16:58 7 Nov 2020 GMT
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As you can see, almost the entirety of Bamford's body is onside, except for the end of his arm, because he is pointing at the space he wants the ball played into. He gets the ball played into that space and scoops the ball past Vicente Guaita.
But VAR saw it correct to disallow this goal, despite all the visual evidence presented suggesting there was nothing illegal about it.
The lines drawn on on the screen apparently show his armpit, which apparently you can score with, being offside. But if you look at the picture with your eyes, it's clear the line is drawn down from his bicep, not his armpit.
Even advocates of VAR must disagree with its implementation here. In what world is this offside? Look me in the eye and tell me that's offside. It isn't, is it?
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