Without knowing/remembering the game you're referring to, it's impossible to give a specific answer. But if two attackers beat the offside trap and are through on goal, and one of them passes to the other, the recipient is not offside if he's behind the ball when it's passed to him. But, as I said, that's pure guesswork re the scenario you're referring to.Not really, but I still get puzzled sometimes. I get off-side now, but they other day two attackers were through on goal (can't remember which game) and one passed it to the other who tapped it in, I shouted "off-side" but it wasn't.
I still need to learn as occasionally I referee at under-ten level. (Luckily we don't implement off-side though).
At least he can't potentially miss a crucial pen in the shootoutFfs. Wanted Julian to stay on. Know he’s run himself into the ground but I’d only trust him with a chance in front of goal. Don’t be a Higuain, Martinez
No chance. Stupid questions get stupid answers.I'd rather just answer their question, if possible and not criticise someone on here, where we have no idea of their situation. That's just me.
France were carrying Mbappe.
It’s a game between 2 teams that I have no real connection with, just grateful to see an interesting game. Can‘t understand why anybody would pick a side, just enjoy the game for what it is.Fans are thinking of this game as some kind of tussle between good (Messi) vs evil (Ronaldo). It's a fucking game for fuck sake and the weird thing is the guy who's supposed to represent evil isn't even playing.