Yeah. Insane. All quality kicks.and this is nuts... these guys nailing their PKs
oooooohkepa keeps going to his right. I wonder if he'll change that... Liverpool keep going to his left or down the middle.
:whereisthelaughemojiwhenyouneedit:How much do you think that ball will be worth when it eventually lands?
all the GKs I played with were nails taking PKs... they probably practiced taking them (practicing defending them with the other GK) more than any of the field players.When the Pool keeper was lining up his PK, my wife asked me last time they practiced that. I said not very often but your mindset has to be "just get it on goal"
That really had it all. Both teams with 4 or 5 huge chances. Couple of great saves by both GKs and shocking misses by some usually pretty clinical forwards.... Both put the ball in the net only to have it ruled offside(Chelsea twice and Lukaku's was on...they got ####ed on that). 21 penalties made and the GK misses the 22nd. Unreal football for the neutrals. Chelsea fans will feel unjustly done and I did think they were the better side today, but Liverpool played great too. I wish we had a game like this every weekend.
Terrible.Apparently you can score with your elbow now
That line isn't even close to his armpit and it's still 50/50 on whether he's off. Offsides rules were changed to benefit the attacker in calls too close to call, but they misdrew the line to make it close in the first place AND didn't give him the benefit of the doubt? This was the worst of what was some pretty sketchy reffing today.
I don't know why they don't just change it to feet. Much easier to draw the line, much more clear than trying to figure out other body parts, and oh, it just makes more sense.Terrible.
And wait...now offsides is from the defender's foot, but the attacker's furthest outstretched body part? No dropping a line from the defenders hand too?
Lulz.
and lol... we'll just trot out a couple subs- Dembele and Memphis.Not sure what happened with Aubameyang at Arsenal, but he has been a great addition to Barcelona so far.
Love the crowd reaction on this one. Just a brilliant player, really changes things to have him back healthy.
That really had it all. Both teams with 4 or 5 huge chances. Couple of great saves by both GKs and shocking misses by some usually pretty clinical forwards.... Both put the ball in the net only to have it ruled offside(Chelsea twice and Lukaku's was on...they got ####ed on that). 21 penalties made and the GK misses the 22nd. Unreal football for the neutrals. Chelsea fans will feel unjustly done and I did think they were the better side today, but Liverpool played great too. I wish we had a game like this every weekend.
It almost has to be schtick, right?That guy kicked the ball over the goal.
-boring Jamming Milner
Everton was ruled offside prior to the handball. It wasn't called on the field, but when VAR looked at it, they saw the offside. It makes the handball call irrelevant. At least that's what I think I heard after the fact. If not for that, it's a clear handball and I think would have had to be called.Tried not to comment on it, but even after a couple days -- damn. That no-PK VAR review on City's handball is hard to swallow.
The ball is coming to the City player slowly, in space, after bouncing, his arm is well out from his body, and he plays it at the elbow. There's really no argument. Likely gifted City 2 points given the game state.
Oh wow, it looks like offside didn't factor in. If that's the case, that is absolutely insane.Everton was ruled offside prior to the handball. It wasn't called on the field, but when VAR looked at it, they saw the offside. It makes the handball call irrelevant. At least that's what I think I heard after the fact. If not for that, it's a clear handball and I think would have had to be called.
Lampard says he was told there was no offside.Everton was ruled offside prior to the handball. It wasn't called on the field, but when VAR looked at it, they saw the offside. It makes the handball call irrelevant. At least that's what I think I heard after the fact. If not for that, it's a clear handball and I think would have had to be called.
this backup Luton GK (who had to sub in for an injured starter early in the game)- getting his first 1st team minutes... ever? and is standing on his head the last 10 minutes. 3 absolutely exceptional saves to keep this tied.
I want CP to move forward for a chance at hardware, but I love these kind of stories and am rooting for this kid hard.