I think this is a great image.
Even with a freeze frame, and the ability to draw a straight line, the blue line is completely wrong.
It's impossible to work out the exact perspective from this image, but that one is miles out by the time it gets to the Wolves player. Alexander-Arnold is just about half way across the six yard box. That blue line is only about two yards from the goal line when it passes Nunes.
A better guess would have Nunes off by maybe a foot in this picture - but then a single frame earlier could put that even closer, and may be closer to the point the ball was played.
A human trying to scan this all live will often get it wrong - they'd only need to be 12 inches nearer the goal for their visual "line" to be out by a yard in the other direction. At full speed it's a close call.