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It's basically something in basketball called 'setting a screen' that sometimes is used in set pieces in football. That would've been called an illegal screen in the NBA though as he's moving his feet at the last seconds to make sure hw definitely going to block his path ie - 'moving screen'.

Bruce Timm co-created both shows hence the same art style although Caped Crusader is apparently set in the 40s. It was originally supposed be a HBO Max show only to be axed after the Discovery merger but then got picked it up by Amazon who ordered 2 seasons. Here's the trailer music...

That was pretty quick for the virtual offside replay. Even better when they can show it 30 seconds after the pass was made.

Ref should have left it for VAR to disallow if he thought handball was involved as the ball is in the net so game is stopped. What a goal

Xavi Simmons could pass for Kompany's son (face & eyes).

Gvardiol feeling his hamstring?

It would be schoolboy if it was especially from any top level keeper. They've all had long enough to adapt to the rule change now.

YESSSSS hahaha

Down the middle?

"And there are logistical and cost differences. A chipped ball across 51-63 games at the Euros or the World Cup covers a month and perhaps a dozen grounds. UEFA, despite having the licence, has not yet extended the chipped ball to the UCL: 125 games, up to 32 grounds."

Player and ball tracking in action...

It's a thread...

No. 2 played him on it looked

Yesssss

Still haven't shown the offside graphic. It must be so tight they don't want to show it. and there it is.... Damn Still if that was down to manually drawing lines yhen that's a goal for the red mafia all day

If that was Haaland Phil plays him in all day. If he didn't Pep would have been up off the bench going mental at him.

I miss those days. Too much money in the game so that they don't need the extra.