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I'm not sure what you mean by fly kick. A punt is what you mean perhaps? A goal is a goal. I can't find anything in the laws of the game regarding goals scored by a punt. I would say goal

Goal. Not much else to it other than bringing on physio if its a serious injury.

Thx bro.

We would look at the short numbers. (Unless there are no numbers on shorts) Here in Texas, usually they would have numbers on shorts in competitive matches (club or academy). In rec we wouldn't run into these problems in the first place because of the league jersey supplying diffrent colors to...

lets just sayI'm learning something new every day. ;)

Lets just say that you learn something new every day ;)

Wierd thing was it was his teamate that cleared the ball at his face. I'm assuming instinct and no penalty.

The mesh clothing that is worn (ussually for practices). You know, like the ones that the subsitutes wear while warming up? Search it up and you'll know what I mean (unless you search up for the coin pennies).

Your actions were correct, caution physio, and drop ball. Answering your questions: 1. You do stop play. The winger is injured, affecting the number of players on field of play. A caution needs to be made, so that also stops play. Unless the winger's team has a prommising attack, you should...

Well for pros their shorts and shirts are different at that high of level, but I was speaking generally overall soccer as in grassroots, sunday league etc. Not so big league as the EPL. At that low of level, you would follow the shirt colors more rather than shorts. Also a tip in the case of a...

Honestly, I think its okay if the shorts are the same. Just mainly the shirt color. Like one said, if the colors on the shirts are different, but hard to distinguish, then make them change shirt colors for the away side. I wouldn't recommend asking them to change the shorts for whatever reason...

A good example of it is Rico Reitz's handball in Borussia M'gladbach vs Bayern. Hands up, touched ball, but it was human instinct, with the ball being hit from so close, going at his head. It's instinctive of trying to block the ball coming at you (except at feet level).

I was sort of assuming Liverpool were offside based on all the talk of Nunez's offsides. My screen is black and white, so couldn't really tell. The flag should snap up for offsides when an offside offense is commited, from what I'm familliar with, the referee doesn't call the offside until the...

No penalty. Natural position. Reactive to the human instinct. Good reffing

Seems offside. Nunez's leg just reaches past the defender's leg to be offside. Tight call by 3 inches.

In the 47th minute, VAR overturned a goal by Joshua Kimmich and stated it was a handball. It seems like it hit the shoulder rather than the arm. I am not able to be posting the image or clip of it, but if you look into the highlights, you should see it. What do you think?

The number is pretty hard to identify. The trace of the numbers is hard to spot. Extremely hard to spot. Almost seems like there was no number in the first place. Could at least added a more thick outline.

Oh! Well no VAR changes things. I was expecting it for such a high level competition/tournament. Still a mistake by refs if you ask me.

Checking your league schedule is my tip.

If it's off, it's off. If the AR and the middle ref didn't notice, at least the people in the VAR room should've!