Spain v England - Sun 14th July, 20:00 | Euro 2024 Final

[BlueAnorak]

Rodri vs Foden will be interesting.

 

[mexico1970]

Rodri vs Foden will be interesting.

I hope Foden metaphorically guts him like a Fish :)

 

[northendenton]

Simon Jordan has followers on here? I thought everyone thinks he's a ****.

C

 

[RayCTID]

Rodri vs Foden will be interesting.

It will be interesting in how Southgate will set England up.

 

[BlueRockape]

Simon Jordan has followers on here? I thought everyone thinks he's a ****.

I do

 

[SWP's back]

I'm not...

I mean you literally are, UEFA have confirmed it was the correct decision and have pointed out that both the referees and teams were told before the tournament that raising a foot in a tackle with studs facing an opponent in a way that endangers the opposition player would be a foul and a booking.

It’s literally the most clear cut penalty.

 

[mexico1970]

I mean you literally are, UEFA have confirmed it was the correct decision and have pointed out that both the referees and teams were told before the tournament that raising a foot in a tackle with studs facing an opponent in a way that endangers the opposition player would be a foul and a booking.

It’s literally the most clear cut penalty.

Raising your feet in Europe has always been frowned by referees on hasn't it?

 

[schfc6]

I mean you literally are, UEFA have confirmed it was the correct decision and have pointed out that both the referees and teams were told before the tournament that raising a foot in a tackle with studs facing an opponent in a way that endangers the opposition player would be a foul and a booking.

It’s literally the most clear cut penalty.

I really didn’t understand the controversy. If a centre back lumps it up field and the forward closes him
down and catches him after the ball
is cleared it’s always a foul.

 

[RayCTID]

It was a soft penalty which got England back in the game. I am sticking by it. I would be livid if that was against City and I would call it soft if we (City) got the decision.

 

[pride in battle]

Defender came in at an angle Kane was shooting, it's an obvious mistake by the ref and he got it right mate :)

I don't believe it was a mistake, did you not hear the explanation why to the letter of the law it's NOT a penalty? (This was explained live on itv by a female referee)