good no call - not offside even if defenders raising hands - replay very good

very close; AR positioning is slightly off; bad no-call, but it is hard to tell when the last touch by a teammate occurred;

defender injured on goal line, which counts towards position of second-last opponent; therefore not OS. Referee is responsible for deciding whether to stop play or not.

multiple touches; great saves; final shot into goal from OS player on ground - hard to see - watch for final kick from ground; ignore announcers;

not offside - close, but in own half; misses fairly easy shot;

FIRST PART - defense gains possession, but OS player challenges; AR flags; ref waves down; defender had established control - AR error - NOT OS; SECOND PART - defender did NOT gain control; OLD INTERPRETATION would say OS; CURRENT INTERPRETATION - the defender made a deliberate play on the ball which resets offside - therefore NOT OS; note - player in SECOND PART wasn't in an offside position anyway, so it was just another error by this AR

Offside: Interfering with an opponent - blocks movement

You Make The Call - AR raises flag - was there an offside infraction?

called OS - bad call by AR - was he partially screened by opponent? header off goalpost; referee positioning questionable;