This version of the “Week In Review” will examine two missed foul decisions that impacted games.
Two offside decisions from the same game: both are difficult and could be interpreted differently.
This week’s analysis includes a recognized flash point that leads to the identification of violent conduct.
A review of the criteria required for a “violent conduct” offense to be punished by a red card.
Three decisions involving offside, violent conduct and a handling offense in which the referee team is required to react quickly.
Tackles involving exposed cleats and locked knees put players at a high risk of injury.
The week’s decision of contention involved an incorrect offside decision that resulted in the winning goal.
An excellent example of a referee promoting attacking play with a fantastic advantage that leads to a goal.
An examination of contact above the shoulder in which the player’s arm/hand/elbow is used as a weapon.
A look at severe, missed red card tackles that must be sanctioned by the referee at all levels of play.