halfcenturyup
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Not sure where he gets the obstruction point from, that isn't mentioned in the law, it's about making an obvious action that impacts on the ability of an opponent to play the ball. I argue, once again, that for a goalkeeper Akanji did exactly that. The goalkeeper couldn't assume Akanji was offside (how would he know?) and so he couldn't properly make a save until the ball had passed him, The interpretation should be amended for goalkeepers imho.