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Post by Pangolin on Jul 5, 2024 20:22:27 GMT
I have to say, that Curacella incident was, looking at it again, handball. I see that his arm is down, but it's also away from his side and moves into the path of the ball, which is on target, as he brings his arm closer to his side. What is the ruling here? I thought hand-to-ball was hands all day long. I thought this was more of a handball than the one from the match between Germany and Denmark.
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Post by staggerstag on Jul 5, 2024 20:38:40 GMT
PangolinweststigersbobYeah I think we're all in agreement here. It needs no explanation really but one of the reasons stated was he moved his arm in to his body. It's still hand-to-ball surely. The ball was going between the body and the arm, and the arm blocked it. I mean, the 'handball' saga drags on.
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