By that logic, I should train my players to drag their legs back on shooting attempts to initiate contact. The fuck you think this is, the NBA?

Lol no it isn't

“not willing to share cos i am right"

That's a hilarious interpretation of the "last man/woman" red card rule, which is never applied in a horseshit scenario like this unless the official is the blind oaf who did Chile/Argentina in 2016 Copa America

Not as clear as your glaucoma eyes seem to think.

I called that too. Although she was not the one who received the pass, she was clearly in an offside position when the ball was played forward which required a defender to account for her. She was involved in the play.

She had a knee/leg over

If the ref gives a red, the fans rightfully riot

I watched it multiple times, and saw no definitive angle showing that there was contact, and even if so, who initiated it.

Like contact was minor and incidental and players routinely go down in the box with no PK awarded with contact significantly more impactful than that.

About the only good post in this thread. Props.

Exactly. Some retards on this forum have a weird view of what a PK is.

Most of us admitted that second penalty was soft. As was this one. Your whataboutism isn't cute. It's a fallacy.

Dude it wasn't a PEN. I have UK rooting friends, who despite benefitting from the ruling, were screaming that it was one of the worst penalties in recent memory and using it to argue against VAR.

You're not familiar with how this word's utilized in the UK, eh? It's affixed mostly to men there

I mean, at least people don't get stabbed here for liking the wrong Manchester

She gave away the ball a ton wtf

Actually it's not but ignore the 700 posts of the comment they collectively made in March

No, it implies a lot with a fuck ton of sarcasm

Oh because it's a mediocre tournament they didn't play 3 matches in eight days? Cool post