I find the DOGSO rules puzzling. Sterling stops a ball, albeit with accidental contact, from almost certainly going in yet an attacker 20+ yards from goal can cut across a defender initiating accidental contact and the defender gets sent off. Which has more likelihood of an actual goal?
The Livo tackle for me was outside the box so should have been a free kick, but a red card.
The Olusanya tackle on Tierney is 10x worse than the outcry on the Ox. That for me should really be a red as the rulebook doesn't say anything about intention
Alan, from the replay it looks like the the contact from the tackle by the livi player is outside the box? If it is I assume this massively would change xPTs and xG
I find the DOGSO rules puzzling. Sterling stops a ball, albeit with accidental contact, from almost certainly going in yet an attacker 20+ yards from goal can cut across a defender initiating accidental contact and the defender gets sent off. Which has more likelihood of an actual goal?
I advocate for some kind of xG model to AI assess DOGSO incidents and indeed penalties, with a threshold having to be met for Reds/penalties.
The Livo tackle for me was outside the box so should have been a free kick, but a red card.
The Olusanya tackle on Tierney is 10x worse than the outcry on the Ox. That for me should really be a red as the rulebook doesn't say anything about intention
"Fan disagrees about call by neutral impacting their club" shocker, Ryan :)
Alan, from the replay it looks like the the contact from the tackle by the livi player is outside the box? If it is I assume this massively would change xPTs and xG
I don't debate the calls unless more clarification is needed
It looked very close to me - i couldn't be sure either way personally fwiiw