two offside decisions - first one very clear - second was flagged by AR because AR didn't see deflection went off defender; referee correctly overrules; referee also must defend AR;

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

good example of simple OS

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;

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;

in PA; minimal contact; watch legs - not a normal response for someone who was just pushed off their feet

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

Drogba vs. Lehmann; both "striking" or "pushing" and dropping after the touch; "mortally wounded"; more like a pillow fight; very bad acting;