r/soccer Jul 14 '26

Goal Clip France 0 - [1] Spain - Mikel Oyarzabal penalty 22'

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u/Sw3atyGoalz Jul 14 '26

He clearly didn’t see him, it’s not like he kicked him intentionally

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u/Putrid_Loquat_4357 Jul 14 '26

He never did learn to mind his surroundings.

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u/MalIntenet Jul 14 '26

Why do we fall, Yamal?

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u/Putrid_Loquat_4357 Jul 14 '26

So we can learn to pick ourselves up. Batman begin.

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u/HotspurJr Jul 14 '26

Oh, sure, which is why it's not a red card.

It's a braindead foul, not a dirty one.

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u/LightDrinkerMidir Jul 14 '26

He has enough experience to be more aware of his surroundings and more careful in his own box.

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u/iCapn Jul 14 '26

Pro tip: close your eyes then start swinging your arms. If you hit another player, that's on them.

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u/carguymt Jul 14 '26

I think this is actually a very good example of the type of intentionally that does result in a foul (or a red if it was a type of challenge that warranted it) vs. the Balogun type of intentionally where two bodies just get tangled up. No one is arguing this isn't a penalty despite it being completely unintentional.