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Agreed. Not the best example. A better example would be a second touch after a restart without an opponent present can't be a DOGSO offence.Agree on th concept, but not the best example, as a so called back pass can never be DOGSO, as a GK handling the ball can never be misconduct. IFAB made this more clear in the new Laws:
“If the goalkeeper handles the ball inside their penalty area when not permitted to do so, an indirect free kick is awarded but there is no disciplinary sanction.” (Pg 105)
EDIT: Although I'd argue it still can be a DOGSO offence but the keeper is except in this case from being sent of for it .
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