steven
Striker
Just me or is it not entirely obvious that that ball crossed the line at all? It's a bit of a bugbear that one of the easiest things to understand about football - that the whole ball has to cross the line - just gets ignored in favour of wrong bollocks when you can see a bit of the ball behind the line. Everyone seems to be ignoring the side-on pic showing this:
and going for the one showing this:
Which isn't conclusive by a long way to anyone who halfway knows the rules, and is much less useful. Given that HawkEye is accurate only to 4mm (I took that from the first source I could find), it's not really obvious that the decision would have been right if they'd had technology in place.
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and going for the one showing this:
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Which isn't conclusive by a long way to anyone who halfway knows the rules, and is much less useful. Given that HawkEye is accurate only to 4mm (I took that from the first source I could find), it's not really obvious that the decision would have been right if they'd had technology in place.