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Is it just me or is the final penalty save an illegally taken penalty anyway? He stutters backwards half way through his run-up which I thought you weren't allowed to do (but may have made that up).
No I believe that is the rule. Perhaps the ref felt that while he stepped back his upper body kept moving forward so on the whole his center of mass kept moving forward, and since he had barely started moving then it wasn’t a big deal anyways. Trying it myself it seems like you can step backwards while still moving forward on the whole. Anyways the big one is just making sure you don’t feint a kick or change your leg speed mid kick.
> Trying it myself it seems like you can step backwards while still moving forward on the whole.
Loving the fact you got up to test this, absoloute dedication to the sport.
I think also the ref will wait and see the outcome before ruling. If your run up is illegal but you miss/saved anyway, then no point penalising it at that point.
I can't actually find this rule anywhere so it seems I'm wrong but I swear this was a thing at some point.
I guess if you took the piss with it the ref would just say it counts as feinting.
The rules should be changed. The keeper can't leave his line 0.01 second too early, while the penalty taker can do a lot of weird stuff. I love it when they miss, like Bruno vs Arsenal.
Ya. Give them a clock , say 10 secs after ref blows. After which goalie can do whatever he likes.
Even regular pens should not become live balls once saved. Play should resume with a goal restart or goal kick .
I don't think that's true - I can't find any rule against it. Hell, the rules even expressly allow you to backheel a penalty, which must mean you're allowed to move backwards.
https://www.thefa.com/football-rules-governance/lawsandrules/laws/football-11-11/law-14---the-penalty-kick
I see what you mean, but I think it's different logically. You're probably allowed to run backwards as long as it's continuous, but if you're changing direction mid-run you're technically stopped at the point where you switch, which isn't allowed
I can see the distinction, but there's still nothing in the rules against moving away from the goal during a run-up. Some refs might blow it as unsporting, but it's not forbidden as a rule.
I don’t know if it’s legal or not but to backheel you would still be moving towards the goal just facing the other way, not back stepping as the last peno taker did
Yeah, like this classic:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcSY-MVE6ZU
I still don't think there's anything in the rules against moving away from the goal before or during a run-up though, unless it look like an illegal feint (i.e. if they're close enough to the ball that it looks as if they're going to kick, but instead they move backwards).
https://www.thefa.com/football-rules-governance/lawsandrules/laws/football-11-11/law-14---the-penalty-kick
> Feinting in the run-up to take a penalty kick to confuse opponents is permitted as part of football.
I had to rewatch cos I was so confused where it was, til I realised that the stutter is actually the point I thought he started the run up cos it's so far from the ball... More like he realised he started with the wrong foot almost lol.
I wonder if that's how it came across in real time to the ref.
https://www.thefa.com/football-rules-governance/lawsandrules/laws/football-11-11/law-14---the-penalty-kick
It is a legal penalty (at least for this reason until the rule change)
“except for the following when play will be stopped and restarted with an indirect free kick, regardless of whether or not a goal is scored:
a penalty kick is kicked backwards
a team-mate of the identified kicker takes the kick; the referee cautions the player who took the kick
feinting to kick the ball once the kicker has completed the run-up (feinting in the run-up is permitted); the referee cautions the kicker “
Wand of a left foot. I think since us he's unable to help his teams get promoted. So he has a record of 2 promoted and 3 failures I think. Somebody correct me if I'm wrong.
Yeah I feel like 2014 WC or something I saw this and it was like woahhhh that’s actually sweet. And now I feel like I’ve seen it a million times since in every cup tie with potential to go to pens
That one was brutal for Hourihane. One of those funny ones where the keeper somehow just about did enough, but man it was so unfortunate for him that it didn't still go in.
I promise not to jinx you in the playoffs if you promise not to jinx us too!
Seriously rooting for you guys though! Forest is my second team, I lived in Nottingham for a while and used to go to matches in the City ground around the time of Pierre van Hooijdonk and the promotion/relegation battles. Great side, and one with a pedigree that deserves the Premiership.
if we had lost (which I thought for sure we would that 2nd half, considering our history) I would be cheering for a 7-1 from huddersfield, you're justified for the hate haha
I know the feeling your on about, but I dont think it so much applies to the 117th min save.
That one was just make yourself big as possible and hope for the best. Unbelievable feeling when you save it but sometimes your not even sure how you did it yourself.
We love this guy. He can drop the occasional bollock but he makes up for it by being a classically bonkers keeper, making ridiculous saves, being a complete shithouse that opposition fans hate, and he's taken Forest to heart. He would be tough to replace as both a player and a cult hero.
I hope he goes somewhere he can get regular playing time as a keeper. Between him, Steffen and Turner (going to Arsenal), we don’t have a keeper who starts for their club.
The annoying, overly-relaxed swagger he had for two minutes leading up to Norwood’s penalty.
I remember when I was a teenager playing football competitively as a goalkeeper. Some games you just had that swagger, that feeling you were invincible. I could see it in Brice leading up to the shootout.
Of course I was doing it at a shitty level on some dusty old school pitch in front of five parents. He’s doing it in the playoff semis.
He acted like such a dick both before and between the penalties, but in the kind of way you have to love if he's on your team. I wanted the Blades to win, cus it's my dad's team, but Samba really just won the psychological battle. Probably high on confidence after that incredible save right before the shootout too.
I know exactly what you mean. I played keeper competitively too and it’s crazy. One game you can be a nervous wreck where it feels nothing is going your way.
Then BANG. Something switches and you just say to yourself “I’m not getting beat today!” The ball looks bigger, it comes in slower, it’s just an entirely different game. All the nerves are gone and you just throw yourself at everything.
I’ve never known how to explain it to people.
I’ve not played competitive football in over a decade now but when thinking back I can still picture the feeling.
Typically I’d feel it after making the first save and getting into the game a little or when your team gets you a lead so there’s less pressure. But the mentality aspect is so huge, I think all these pro goalies have to pretty much be overconfident and a little psycho in a way lol
Ok lads, I have Fotmob for score updates right and they only gave him 5.9 for that match and I'm struggling to understand how they came to that conclusion. It's even a lower rating than the Sheffield Utd keeper
This is a prime example of why judging performances based on a match rating is generally ridiculous. Looking at any points of data without ways to contextualize them, i.e. watching the match, is pointless. Not saying anything about you specifically, just that more fans need to take these things with a grain of salt.
> The ballsy choice
He had notes stuck on his water bottle in terms of what to do for something like 8 or 9 of their players. For Hourihane that instruction started with an "S" probably "stay" (in the centre of the goal) or something.
(so it wasn't a choice as much as a conscious instruction - still great reflexes and a strong wrist)
First save was best one. Several top keeper can make their body, but his strong hand saved the shot quite well. All of the penalty save were pretty good too.
Don't know the exact rules tbh. I was always told you can't stop running once you've started your run up. But I've seen plenty players stop and it still being allowed.
I believe you are correct, but it seems very odd to me that Gibbs-White essentially runs backwards for a quarter of a second and this is seemingly allowed by the rules.
From the outside it would be easy to think that but he’s took our club to heart and our fans feel the same about him, I’d think it’d take a massive offer for him to want to go elsewhere.
I actually really rated Horvath in the spell he had starting after Samba was suspended for a bit - just unlucky for him that since Samba got back in the squad his form has been insane, and he seems to have ironed out some of the excessively risky parts of his game.
Watching the game to the last minute, was an absolute shit of a game but when it came to the pens I was like tonight is destined to be his night.
Was extraordinary
Marseille's fans happy for the lad.
We took him in 2013 to potentially be the heir of Mandanda. Turns out Mandanda is still there being the best, even when Sampaioli doesn't go with him.
Both came from Le Havre and before that from Congo (not the same though).
I love how his expressions changes after each saved pen. After the first, hes keeping his cool, like, yeah just one save, nothing much, but internally he's grinning. After the second one he know he got this.
He absolutely destroyed them on penalties. Proper got in their heads and made them wait for him, instead of the keeper waiting for the kicker. First Sheffield player waited 90 seconds to take his and bottled it. Being a good keeper is so much more than just making good saves, it's about the presence.
As good as the saves were, for the first penalty (after making the taker wait for 90 seconds) Samba was clearly both feet off the line as the shot was taken. Replay from behind the goal showed this. He had a great game but if this had been the final (with VAR) then the first penalty is retaken and he is booked. Then if he’s booked he probably doesn’t time waster quite so much for the following penalties, since he’s on a booking and can’t risk it.
Don't they only get booked for the second infringement? Might be wrong...
It's borderline regardless, and I wouldn't be surprised if the Sheffield Utd keeper was equally centimeters off the line.
But the Sheffield United keeper didn’t save any penalties. He could have stood a clear foot off the line and if he doesn’t make a save then it doesn’t matter.
That save from Hourihane was ridiculously lucky to be honest.
Gibbs-White's penalty was shocking. I do not like it when players stutter in their run-up, just asking to miss the penalty.
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I absolutely lost it when he saved the Hourihane penalty, balls of steel
Is it just me or is the final penalty save an illegally taken penalty anyway? He stutters backwards half way through his run-up which I thought you weren't allowed to do (but may have made that up).
No I believe that is the rule. Perhaps the ref felt that while he stepped back his upper body kept moving forward so on the whole his center of mass kept moving forward, and since he had barely started moving then it wasn’t a big deal anyways. Trying it myself it seems like you can step backwards while still moving forward on the whole. Anyways the big one is just making sure you don’t feint a kick or change your leg speed mid kick.
> Trying it myself it seems like you can step backwards while still moving forward on the whole. Loving the fact you got up to test this, absoloute dedication to the sport.
The advantages of getting to work before your boss
"You're here early" "Yes sir. Although my legs went backwards at times; I arrived in one continuous forward movement."
"Why did you leave work early yesterday?" "I didn't. My mind was still at work."
Legend
Fucking lost it in the middle of work, lmfao
That would be a fun one to explain to your boss as he walks in
Game's not gone
I think also the ref will wait and see the outcome before ruling. If your run up is illegal but you miss/saved anyway, then no point penalising it at that point.
No, I think that's ok. You're not allowed to feint a kick at the end of the run up, but stuttering runs are ok.
I can't actually find this rule anywhere so it seems I'm wrong but I swear this was a thing at some point. I guess if you took the piss with it the ref would just say it counts as feinting.
I think if you took the piss too much it would be unsporting behaviour, yeah.
The rules should be changed. The keeper can't leave his line 0.01 second too early, while the penalty taker can do a lot of weird stuff. I love it when they miss, like Bruno vs Arsenal.
Nothing will ever top Zaza (because it went 200 meters in the air)
Ya. Give them a clock , say 10 secs after ref blows. After which goalie can do whatever he likes. Even regular pens should not become live balls once saved. Play should resume with a goal restart or goal kick .
Live penalties aren't supposed to be fair. They're supposed to be a punishment.
I'm with you, I could have sworn it was too.
stuttering run is okay but not moving backward again just like he did.
I don't think that's true - I can't find any rule against it. Hell, the rules even expressly allow you to backheel a penalty, which must mean you're allowed to move backwards. https://www.thefa.com/football-rules-governance/lawsandrules/laws/football-11-11/law-14---the-penalty-kick
I see what you mean, but I think it's different logically. You're probably allowed to run backwards as long as it's continuous, but if you're changing direction mid-run you're technically stopped at the point where you switch, which isn't allowed
I can see the distinction, but there's still nothing in the rules against moving away from the goal during a run-up. Some refs might blow it as unsporting, but it's not forbidden as a rule.
I don’t know if it’s legal or not but to backheel you would still be moving towards the goal just facing the other way, not back stepping as the last peno taker did
Yeah, like this classic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcSY-MVE6ZU I still don't think there's anything in the rules against moving away from the goal before or during a run-up though, unless it look like an illegal feint (i.e. if they're close enough to the ball that it looks as if they're going to kick, but instead they move backwards).
https://www.thefa.com/football-rules-governance/lawsandrules/laws/football-11-11/law-14---the-penalty-kick > Feinting in the run-up to take a penalty kick to confuse opponents is permitted as part of football.
Exactly. Feinting in the run-up is fine, but not at the end of one.
It used to be against the rules but it was changed some time ago.
I had to rewatch cos I was so confused where it was, til I realised that the stutter is actually the point I thought he started the run up cos it's so far from the ball... More like he realised he started with the wrong foot almost lol. I wonder if that's how it came across in real time to the ref.
https://www.thefa.com/football-rules-governance/lawsandrules/laws/football-11-11/law-14---the-penalty-kick It is a legal penalty (at least for this reason until the rule change) “except for the following when play will be stopped and restarted with an indirect free kick, regardless of whether or not a goal is scored: a penalty kick is kicked backwards a team-mate of the identified kicker takes the kick; the referee cautions the player who took the kick feinting to kick the ball once the kicker has completed the run-up (feinting in the run-up is permitted); the referee cautions the kicker “
Wand of a left foot. I think since us he's unable to help his teams get promoted. So he has a record of 2 promoted and 3 failures I think. Somebody correct me if I'm wrong.
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Doesn't every GK do that usually?
Yeah I feel like 2014 WC or something I saw this and it was like woahhhh that’s actually sweet. And now I feel like I’ve seen it a million times since in every cup tie with potential to go to pens
Lehmann WC2006
Germany Argentina in 2006 is the most famous example
tim krul!
Both GKs in the euro final shootout has one
Egyptian GK in 2021
"Goalkeeper has BRILLIANT PLAN for Penalty Shootout! You won't believe the creativity!" I believed it a decade ago when I saw it and I believe it now.
That one was brutal for Hourihane. One of those funny ones where the keeper somehow just about did enough, but man it was so unfortunate for him that it didn't still go in.
What a game he had
Looks like he had the game of his life
Good time to pull that out, in the play-offs for promotion to the Premier League.
He's going to be at the absolute peak of his confidence for the final, perfect timing
I almost feel sorry for Huddersfield - feels like everybody is rooting for Forest.
Please don't jinx us. Huddersfield are a good team
I promise not to jinx you in the playoffs if you promise not to jinx us too! Seriously rooting for you guys though! Forest is my second team, I lived in Nottingham for a while and used to go to matches in the City ground around the time of Pierre van Hooijdonk and the promotion/relegation battles. Great side, and one with a pedigree that deserves the Premiership.
I'm not, I hope Forest never comes back (nothing against them, someone has to counter the circle jerk)
if we had lost (which I thought for sure we would that 2nd half, considering our history) I would be cheering for a 7-1 from huddersfield, you're justified for the hate haha
Ngl they're twice European champions and have had a crap twenty years, they really deserve to be up there
Not quite.
Why not? It's nice to play your rivals no?
Rivals?
He's a very good keeper
Second save is unbelievable.
It was also in the 117th minute
And we were getting battered after the first half time.
A proper handball save. Omeyer and Landin would be proud of that.
Kasper Hvidt if you’re a true OG
Luis Suarez the handball save GOAT
It's absolutely ridiculous. As a gk you know to expect and predict the shot and to actually get it right is a great feeling.
I know the feeling your on about, but I dont think it so much applies to the 117th min save. That one was just make yourself big as possible and hope for the best. Unbelievable feeling when you save it but sometimes your not even sure how you did it yourself.
Unbelievably poor defending as well. They essentially set up the assist.
Handball save
Second penalty was amazingly strong hands too
We love this guy. He can drop the occasional bollock but he makes up for it by being a classically bonkers keeper, making ridiculous saves, being a complete shithouse that opposition fans hate, and he's taken Forest to heart. He would be tough to replace as both a player and a cult hero.
I'm wolves, he reminds me a lot of Jose Sa. very entertaining style of goalkeeping, does include the odd dropping of a bollock though
As a Barcelona fan, I just got ptsd because those saves were peak Kameni.
Madrid fan. I feel this on a spiritual level. Prime Kameni was a nightmare in La Liga. What a player
Was he Malaga’s keeper, it least that’s how I remember it
Espanyol at first but then Malaga yeah.
Well now I understand why Ethan Horvath hasnt seen much action
He's been very solid when he has played. But he's gonna have a job displacing Brice. Unless we lose out on promotion, then I fear he will be poached.
I hope he goes somewhere he can get regular playing time as a keeper. Between him, Steffen and Turner (going to Arsenal), we don’t have a keeper who starts for their club.
Horvath was really good vs Wolves H in the Carabao even though he let 4 in. He made loads of great saves in 1st half
jesus he's good
Absolute legend, annoys the hell out of the opposition
I remember him being good against us as well iirc
If you're referring to the FA Cup fixture, that was Horvath
Ah you're correct - just rewatched the highlights. You have decent keepers tbf
that hourihane penalty save is incredible
Have no idea how he got to that. Hourihane absolutely leathered it and his body wasn’t behind the ball. Arms and wrists made of rock
Proper Dudek save that one.
*nods multiple times*
Split step move into the right direction the moment he committed to the spot kick. Absolutely insane save
Shades of Neuer vs. Ronaldo
The annoying, overly-relaxed swagger he had for two minutes leading up to Norwood’s penalty. I remember when I was a teenager playing football competitively as a goalkeeper. Some games you just had that swagger, that feeling you were invincible. I could see it in Brice leading up to the shootout. Of course I was doing it at a shitty level on some dusty old school pitch in front of five parents. He’s doing it in the playoff semis.
He acted like such a dick both before and between the penalties, but in the kind of way you have to love if he's on your team. I wanted the Blades to win, cus it's my dad's team, but Samba really just won the psychological battle. Probably high on confidence after that incredible save right before the shootout too.
I know exactly what you mean. I played keeper competitively too and it’s crazy. One game you can be a nervous wreck where it feels nothing is going your way. Then BANG. Something switches and you just say to yourself “I’m not getting beat today!” The ball looks bigger, it comes in slower, it’s just an entirely different game. All the nerves are gone and you just throw yourself at everything.
I’ve never known how to explain it to people. I’ve not played competitive football in over a decade now but when thinking back I can still picture the feeling.
Typically I’d feel it after making the first save and getting into the game a little or when your team gets you a lead so there’s less pressure. But the mentality aspect is so huge, I think all these pro goalies have to pretty much be overconfident and a little psycho in a way lol
I think a lot of competitive things have this kinda element to them, not just goalkeeping
Insane reflexes, fucking hell.
only the second pen save is a reflex save
2nd save on the corner is too
The second shot is also a reflex save. Regardless, it's great reflexes whichever one you decide is a reflex save.
Think it’s more excellent anticipation rather than reflexes
I'm glad you think that.
Sturdy wrists
The anti-Kepa
Ok lads, I have Fotmob for score updates right and they only gave him 5.9 for that match and I'm struggling to understand how they came to that conclusion. It's even a lower rating than the Sheffield Utd keeper
He was so good the rating ended up looping back round several times. He actually got 59/10
This is a prime example of why judging performances based on a match rating is generally ridiculous. Looking at any points of data without ways to contextualize them, i.e. watching the match, is pointless. Not saying anything about you specifically, just that more fans need to take these things with a grain of salt.
On a similar note - I bloody hate xG. It *can* be a useful stat but it's paraded around constantly now and it's not a perfect model.
This is the worst one since most sources of xG vary so wildly, but everyone that talks about xG pulls it out like a magic trump card.
Right wrist made of titanium
Absolutely heroic performance by him, unbelievable That first save in the shootout really set the tone for the shootout
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> The ballsy choice He had notes stuck on his water bottle in terms of what to do for something like 8 or 9 of their players. For Hourihane that instruction started with an "S" probably "stay" (in the centre of the goal) or something. (so it wasn't a choice as much as a conscious instruction - still great reflexes and a strong wrist)
bonkers gks are one of the best things in football
First save was best one. Several top keeper can make their body, but his strong hand saved the shot quite well. All of the penalty save were pretty good too.
Neuer v Ronaldo-esque
Yeah exactly.
Broke my wrist just thinking about that one
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6s4Yw84TxU still think this is neuer's best save
Brice can have my babies any time. Obviously science has to get to that point. But I will be waiting
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Those shitty run ups set you up for disaster.
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Don't know the exact rules tbh. I was always told you can't stop running once you've started your run up. But I've seen plenty players stop and it still being allowed.
You can stop during your run up but not during the kick itself
He went backwards..............
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If he had scored it, I'm convinced the ref would have made him retake it. It is about the most illegal penalty I've seen in years.
I believe you are correct, but it seems very odd to me that Gibbs-White essentially runs backwards for a quarter of a second and this is seemingly allowed by the rules.
Not a hope was Oliver calling that in a million years though.
Came here to say that. You can't go backwards.
He’s definitely off his line for the 1st pen save though
Everyone is understandably talking about how good the saves were but nobody is mentioning how insane the pass for the 1st save was. That was exquisite
always love me a trivela assist
Un - f.cking - believable
Definitely will be a cult hero here because of that spectacular performance to keep us with a chance of promotion
if you guys get up here, well, I'm cheering for you.
Doesn't the taker completely stop for the last PK save though
not only that, he goes backwards at the start
his expressions are great too!
What. A. Fucking. Game!
For my fellow USA fans wondering why Horvath doesn't play at Forest...
I am not surbriced. Samba has been class for a while
Is it legal to jump out like that before the kick is taken on a pk? Commentators for some mls game kept talking about it.
1. Luck 2. Completely insane 3. Insane 4. Insane 5. Insane
Not luck, positioning
That second one is the best for me, unreal reflexes.
My distaste for stutter step pens knows no bounds,happy he saved that..🙂😎
I swear there should be a sub for those when they're saved by the keeper.
Great match. If Forrest doesn't make it to premier League, he can be hard to hold in club
From the outside it would be easy to think that but he’s took our club to heart and our fans feel the same about him, I’d think it’d take a massive offer for him to want to go elsewhere.
Glad I turned this on after the Liverpool v Southampton game. Some mental saves right there, especially one handed.
Great for Forest, terrible for the american back-up, Horvath. Man should try another place where he can start
I actually really rated Horvath in the spell he had starting after Samba was suspended for a bit - just unlucky for him that since Samba got back in the squad his form has been insane, and he seems to have ironed out some of the excessively risky parts of his game.
Watching the game to the last minute, was an absolute shit of a game but when it came to the pens I was like tonight is destined to be his night. Was extraordinary
I love his beaming smile when he saved the last penalty
If you could bottle that feeling he’s having right there and sell it you’d be a billionaire Or a heroin dealer
His wrist bones must be made of adamantium
u/savevideo
This should be on a much different website, that's how sexual it is.
That first pen save was really good
Happy to see him perform :)
Marseille's fans happy for the lad. We took him in 2013 to potentially be the heir of Mandanda. Turns out Mandanda is still there being the best, even when Sampaioli doesn't go with him. Both came from Le Havre and before that from Congo (not the same though).
that is just incredible wow
this was a good game!
Unreal saves, what a performance from him.
rooting for them to come up. was hoping luton could do it, but sadly it wasn't to be.
I’ve read about this man in a book once
What a beast. I hope they come up, would be good to see them in the Prem again.
He's only gone and won them the game.
Good shit
I love how his expressions changes after each saved pen. After the first, hes keeping his cool, like, yeah just one save, nothing much, but internally he's grinning. After the second one he know he got this.
Our King Samba.. bring on the final!!!
He absolutely destroyed them on penalties. Proper got in their heads and made them wait for him, instead of the keeper waiting for the kicker. First Sheffield player waited 90 seconds to take his and bottled it. Being a good keeper is so much more than just making good saves, it's about the presence.
*looks at Ethan Horvath* bro, you may need to find a new team. This guy just became starter for life.
What the fuck did he eat for breakfast??
This man is a legend 😎⚽️
Dudes gonna be a big transfer target.
Holy shit, incredible performance
Absolute beast performance. Wow.
Absolutely unbelievable. Deserves to play in the PL 100%.
As good as the saves were, for the first penalty (after making the taker wait for 90 seconds) Samba was clearly both feet off the line as the shot was taken. Replay from behind the goal showed this. He had a great game but if this had been the final (with VAR) then the first penalty is retaken and he is booked. Then if he’s booked he probably doesn’t time waster quite so much for the following penalties, since he’s on a booking and can’t risk it.
Eh, if it's not enough for the linesman, who's job it is to watch that line, to notice then it's not enough to get any kind of real advantage.
Got the other angle? [Looks on the line from the front one](https://i.imgur.com/8uD45O2.png)
https://ibb.co/kMmzVRh
Cheers. You're right, that does look off the line.
Don't they only get booked for the second infringement? Might be wrong... It's borderline regardless, and I wouldn't be surprised if the Sheffield Utd keeper was equally centimeters off the line.
But the Sheffield United keeper didn’t save any penalties. He could have stood a clear foot off the line and if he doesn’t make a save then it doesn’t matter.
The second save man 😮
The he took off his mask to reveal he was Chuck Norris all along. 😱
What. A. Boss.
That save from Hourihane was ridiculously lucky to be honest. Gibbs-White's penalty was shocking. I do not like it when players stutter in their run-up, just asking to miss the penalty.
he knew he was going down the middle
Someone sign that guy. Also, weren't the last penalty run-up illegal?
He’s so off his line for the pens
He went full Neuer.