goal-line technology works; shot on goal by THI attacker deflects off crossbar and crosses goalline, then bounces out; shot was fast and would have been hard to see by AR; AR was in good position; also see AR jogging up touchline to show good goal - good AR mechanics;

NEW player shoots on goal; 3 NEW players in OS position to the right, but the shot is taken from the left side; none of the OS attackers are blocking the view of the goalkeeper; the ball goes through 3 defenders before coming close to OS NEW attacker, who moves to avoid being hit; if there is contact, it is not visible from the video, and could have been seen by the AR; however, the AR flags for OS; referee does confer with AR before upholding OS call and negating the goal; appears to be a bad decision; would have leveled score;

defender catches foot of attacker in PA; AR flags for PK; referee agrees with foul call; has to deal with dissent towards AR; Note - English mechanics - if we do a "skirt" in the USA, this might be a "shirt" in England;

Goal-line technology (not yet available) could have made a difference in the match; GER up 2-0; Lampard scores to make it 2-1; ENG unleashes great shot over GER goalkeeper, off crossbar, into goal, and back out again; replay shows ball clearly crossed goalline; unfortunately, the AR was with the offside line until the shot and couldn't instantaneously move 15 yards to the goalline; goal not awarded; ENG deflated; NOT AR's FAULT;

kicker taps out; teammate stops ball; kicker runs from over goalline (= from OS position) to kick ball; AR flags; good call; also, AR helps with 10 yards from arc for defenders;

mutual holding - who do you call it on? Blue (SLV) starts the holding, and they end up pulling each other's jerseys;