4th goal by CRO; initial views make the scorer look offside, and the replay doesn't help; it's only 10 minutes later when a replay shows the defender walking slowly back from the goalline, keeping the scorer onside; this defender, who kept the attacker onside, is the only one to raise his hand appealing for an offside call;

YMTC: both were looking at high, incoming ball; who fouled whom?

PK called for collapse of Fred in PA; Fred makes bad first touch, aiming to bicycle, but ball goes too far in front of him; CRO defender (Lovren) was "holding" him (brief contact with each arm); Fred flings out feet as though he is being pulled back, falls, and gets the call; PK; YC for Lovren; 10% foul, 90% dive;

play stopped for foul and injury; replay shows BRA jumping for high ball; CRO player gets elbow in face; referee has seen that the CRO player undercut the BRA player jumping for the ball, and caused not only the foul, but the "injury"; good call; the CRO player keeps hoping to find blood on his face, but the elbow contact was behind the ear; contact to the face was with the forearm - won't cause bleeding;

cross; CRO player jumps in to head ball to teammate; another CRO player puts ball into the net; AR flags foul - jumping into GK; CRO goal properly nullified

high ball; both opponents come in looking at the other player instead of the ball; Neymar puts arm up with elbow/forearm at height of Modric's neck/face and runs into him; Modric goes down and makes a meal of the contact; this is probably the only reason this is a YC instead of a RC;

Great example of attacker grabbing defender's clothing and making it look like defender is holding; AR makes the call, having the better view; however, to do this, he must be completely focused on the player interaction, and not on the offside line; you have to decide whether you can afford to divert your attention like this.