SUAREZ tackled late; knee into knee; collision imparts significant momentum to SUAREZ, who goes into a spin; RC; good call;

two-footed lunge tackle; RC; apologizes to opponent, team, coach; note - lunge with feet "relatively" close together and "relatively" safe, compared with examples in see see other clips

hard; gets ball first, but slides with whole body into opponent's legs; note how Black kicks down with his trailing foot to make sure he makes contact with Yellow to demand the call; still correct to call this as a foul tackle; YC;

slide tackle; gets ball, but then gets opponent; good example of lifting leg to catch opponent

late and hard; FK given; could-have/should-have been at least a YC;

tackle - all ball, but gets opponent with trailing leg; watch trailing leg sweep up; notice he comes in from a little behind the player; surprised there is no card given;

slide - both cleats out; note - Blue lunges in with both cleats out, off the ground - gets YC; Red slides in on the ground - cleats NOT out

hard challenge; gets ball first, with studs showing, and continues through player; potential leg-breaker; YC given - I would expect a RC here;

Late - camera swing obscures tackle; replay shows late hit; YC;

cleats-out lunge (1 foot) over ball - RC - might seem harsh at first, but replay makes it look more appropriate; referee's position was great for seeing this challenge;

slide tackle; gets ball first, then continues slide through body - YC; claims he got all ball, which he did, but then he got all man with his upper body; came in much too fast to control his body;

looks like great tackle - all ball - but look at leg kick out; look at how the tackler's body slides through Blue's "space"; Blue has no place to land, and ends up with ankle injury;

clean initial tackle of ball - however, look at lift of leg after ball kicked away; judge whole play, not just initial contact with ball or opponent; would you call this?

You Make The Call - foul tackle? misconduct?