Exactly. You just cannot disallow that goal. Scandalous. It’s like accidental hand ball. You don’t do it on purpose. They should change the rule. The rule was so you can’t pass it to yourself and score. That is different.
The BBC shows it from behind the player and stopped frame by frame and then you can see it hit his standing foot.
Still can't see where he touched the ball twice even in that frame by frame video.
I was adamant he hadn't touched it twice, but the BBC showed it from a different angle and you can see it hit his standing foot. It certainly isn't obvious.
They are incorrect. There was a chip in the ball for the world cup but the champions league don't use that technology.
No, that's only for subjective calls, such as whether a particular challenge was a foul or not. When it's factual (such as whether a second touch has occurred) the 'clear and obvious' clause doesn't apply.
Again, 'clear and obvious' doesn't apply when it's a factual decision.
I can’t see the penalty on your link - The BBC showed it from behind the player and slowed it down frame by frame and then froze it on the two touches. By doing that you could see it hits his standing foot.
