Their average offside height — essentially the distance from their own goal when the flag is raised — is 44.5 metres, which is the sixth-lowest in the Premier League.

For example, it only counts as offside if any part of a player’s feet, head, or legs is closer to the goal than the second-last defender, ...

As Garcia's attempt to stop Hernandez's pass was instinctive stretching, Mbappe's goal would now be ruled offside. Video examples provided by The IFAB of situations which would now be offside include: ...

Under the revised guidelines, that would now be called offside. But a series of examples to show the difference between what is deemed deliberate and non-deliberate included England’s equalising ...

The offside flag went straight up when Stones headed home, ... Other leagues do not (they are based at a central hub, for example) owing to the sheer volume of matches that they operate at once.

Following several trial runs, semi-automated offside technology (SAOT) is officially coming to the Premier League this weekend. The 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar was the first major tournament to ...

Mkhitaryan haunted by offside technology. Henrikh Mkhitaryan offside in Barcelona vs Inter “I might think of it for the rest of my life,” the midfielder told Amazon Prime Video Italia.

And sure, the camera positioning may have had Ronaldo looking offside when he wasn't. But that's the exact kind of goal we see ruled off in VAR with manually drawn lines all the time.

Players are currently ruled offside if any part of the body, apart from hands and arms, is beyond the last defender. Former Arsenal manager Wenger compared the suggested change to a similar move ...

The league said the new tech won't change the accuracy of offside calls, but it will make them 30 seconds faster on average. SAOT uses sensors from up to 30 cameras mounted high above the field in ...