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Chloe Digby·25 February 2025
📸 Does Villa's ruled out goal make the case for semi-automated offsides?
📸 Does Villa's ruled out goal make the case for semi-automated offsides? | OneFootball
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Aston Villa thought they'd netted a well-worked equaliser against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park, just before the half-time whistle blew.
Yet when the goal was looked at by VAR, it was ruled out for the most marginal of offside calls when a superb cross from Ollie Watkins was met by Morgan Rogers' most determined of finishes.
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When the lines were drawn, it was hard to even tell whether or not there was a clear offside that led to the goal.
Does this increase the case for semi-automated offsides?
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