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Germany got robbed. Anyone with a brain knows this all the others celebrate for Japan.
it is a goal….Japan beat Germany ..British media Sick of rude racism
Although the group E had been called "The Group of Death" for Japan, the true Grim Reaper was Japan
Then why not same method is used to decide throw ins. Football is a game of domino effects. Even a simple throw could change the end results of a match.
Three levels of intelligence in the comments:
Level 1: You understand the concept of “the ball has crossed the line in its entirety” as per FIFA regulations – which does not mean the ball needs to touch the line
Level 2: You know that the viewing angle plays a major role – so if a ball looks “slightly still in” seen from an angle of the goal line inwards of the field, it will be clearer in.
Level 3: You know that you cannot judge from just ONE picture. You need to look frame per frame.
POV: You cannot judge by this picture alone, but the fact that FIFA did not release the filmed sequence although they clearly have it speaks volumes. My impression is supported by the fact that the picture shows the ball being deformed by the foot. This suggests that it had crossed the line before. Bonus question: Would they admit it? You be the judge ?
99.97% percent of the ball it out…
How can you say the ball it s in play?
After the player touches the ball, he moves it out again…
i honestly believed all these years that a ball would still be inside only if half of its diameter is still inside, which can only happen if the bottom part of the ball still touches the line. (in football, the line is of course painted inside unlike in basketball).
so, i must be wrong.
100% a goal no question.
Kah kah..loseer it loseer…. the power of japan
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It's trendy these days to praise Ukraine and Japan. Doesn't matter how much cheating and BS are going on.
Germany is out of the group stages, wow!
Yes
This 22nd century don't underestimate our Asian countries how can say Spain and Germany is top forget 19th century this is new ERA……
that image like an anime damn imagine the flashbacks
Can someone please explain to the Japanese fans that its ok to have more than one song to sing at the WC thanks.
Out
you can put a paper-thin standing there at the borderline; if the paper touches the ball, the ball is in. Well, you can say the ball was out, but it's more like a reward for the effort to keep going forward until the last seconds is the true sport spirit we all need.
It’s too bad because two highly favorite teams will be playing each other in the playoffs when they should’ve been playing each other for the final
Just to show you that even via technology can have his buzz
Is that why Japan is out once again in the round of 16???? I love how all you pvssies were like omg Japan beats spain and Germany wha an achievement ?? only to get sent home on the same round ast las WC?
I really enjoyed to watch Japan, respect
You can clearly see in the thumbnail alone, that the full curvature of the ball is not out.
Even if it had been out (which it wasn’t), that’s not the reason why Spain lost. Spain lost because they failed to do anything with their possession. Created few goal scoring chances. Same reason they deservedly lost today. I’m glad these top teams aren’t getting the special treatment they normally get.
The ball was 99percent out Germany are 100percent out ?
I dont think it should of stood