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MUTU wrote:For me the Lewandowski goal was correctly ruled as a foul on Jarstein.

I tend to agree. If Selke had poached the same ball out of Neuers hands I’d be pissed.

Thiago MoTM surely.

sherpthederp wrote:

MUTU wrote:For me the Lewandowski goal was correctly ruled as a foul on Jarstein.

I tend to agree. If Selke had poached the same ball out of Neuers hands I’d be pissed.

I thought Jarstein dropped it under very little pressure from Lewa. If a gk of a team I support did that I'd be pissed off with him more than anything. Thankfully it didn't matter anyway

Man of the match: Ivan Perišić:
1 goal
1 assist
7 shots
73 touches
46 passes
84.8% pass accuracy
4 key passes
10 crosses
1 dribble
3 tackles
10/10 rating [WS]

The difference between Flick and the Kovac is that in in the second half with Flick we always play better after a bad first half. Anyway, with the 4 goals today we're sitting on a 31 goals scored in the the second half, which is 3/4 of our goals from the season.

We're CLEARLY always looking better in the second 45. I liked everyone after the break, even Goretzka. Ivan jumped like like Cristiano for his goal, what the fuck was that?

A Liverpool goal just got ruled out with VAR in very very similar circumstances to Lewandowski's denied goal.

ramsej84 wrote:A sissy decision.... that was not a foul.
The keeper had not clutched on to it 100%

https://www.wahretabelle.de/forum/tor-l ... isonId=314

At the time of writing, 97.67% of users believe the referee made the right decision.

And the FIFA laws of the game state:

• the goalkeeper is considered to be in control of the ball by touching it with any part of his hands or arms except if the ball rebounds accidentally from the goalkeeper, for example after he has made a save
• possession of the ball includes the goalkeeper deliberately parrying the ball

And:

A goalkeeper is considered to be in control of the ball:

• while the ball is between his hands or between his hand and any surface
  (e.g. ground, own body)
• while holding the ball in his outstretched open hand
• while in the act of bouncing it on the ground or tossing it into the air

When a goalkeeper has gained possession of the ball with his hands, he cannot
be challenged by an opponent.

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You know these ratings suck just because Selke has a better grade than Coutinho. Selke has to have a 100 (if 1 is the best) out of this game.

#12 wrote:

zozon wrote:You know these ratings suck just because Selke has a better grade than Coutinho. Selke has to have a 100 (if 1 is the best) out of this game.

No, Coutinho was awful!

But Goretzka got a three for squat...

Id still swap Coutinho and Boatengs rating, he was utter garbage today.