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The article discusses a controversial goal in a semi-final hockey match between Finland and Canada, questioning whether better technology could have identified an offside play.

Liverpool's last-minute winner against Nottingham Forest was allowed despite an apparent offside, due to the involvement of another player in the play.

Finland's coaching staff challenged Canada's Nathan McKinnon's goal as offside in the Olympic semi-final, but the video review upheld the goal despite the controversial circumstances.

After Finland's loss to Canada in the Olympic semi-finals, discussions arose regarding a controversial goal that Finland believed should have been called offside, with Canadian coach Jon Cooper reflecting on the decision.

Antti Pennanen, the head coach of the Finnish national hockey team, expressed strong dissatisfaction during a press conference following their semi-final loss to Canada, claiming that a crucial goal should have been ruled offside.

A referee was attacked by a fan during a Turkish amateur league match after he ruled a last-minute goal offside, leading to the match's cancellation.

In a Copa del Rey semifinal, VAR review took seven minutes to annul a Barcelona goal due to a marginal offside, significantly impacting the match.

Arsène Wenger's proposal to amend the offside law has sparked significant division at the highest levels of world football, facing strong opposition from the FA and UEFA.

Arsenal's controversial opening goal by Ben White in the Carabao Cup semi-final against Chelsea was deemed valid despite VAR consistency concerns.

In the match between Napoli and Parma, a goal by McTominay was disallowed after a lengthy VAR review determined that Mazzocchi was offside by a matter of millimeters.

FIFA's Chief of Global Football Development, Arsene Wenger, is advocating for a change in offside law to prevent incidents like the recent disallowance of a goal during the Newcastle vs Man City match.

UEFA and British associations are opposing Arsene Wenger's proposed radical change to the offside rule in football.

The article explores the evolution of the offside rule in football, discussing its historical background and the ongoing controversies surrounding it, particularly in relation to influential figures like Arsène Wenger.

FIFA plans to enhance semi-automated offside technology by creating 3D AI avatars of every player at the 2026 World Cup, requiring digital scans of all 1248 players from 48 teams.

FIFA is utilizing Artificial Intelligence to scan 1,248 players in order to improve the semi-automatic offside technology for the 2026 World Cup.

Fulham has lodged an official complaint regarding the controversial goal scored by Liverpool's Florian Wirtz, claiming it was offside prior to the goal during their recent match ending in a 2-2 draw.

Fulham has filed an official complaint regarding a controversial goal scored by Florian Wirtz for Liverpool, claiming it was offside in a recent 2-2 draw at Craven Cottage.

The match ended in a 2-2 draw between Liverpool and Fulham, highlighted by a controversial goal from Florian Wirtz, who initially believed it should have been disallowed for offside.

The article discusses the impending changes to the offside rule in soccer, spearheaded by Arsène Wenger, amidst ongoing controversies over officiating decisions regarding offside calls.

The article discusses how a contentious VAR decision allowed Florian Wirtz's goal for Liverpool against Fulham, despite Jamie Carragher's objections regarding the offside rule.

Jamie Carragher expressed his disbelief over the VAR decision that allowed Florian Wirtz's potentially offside goal for Liverpool in their 2-2 draw against Fulham.

The Premier League clarified the use of VAR after two goals from Fulham and Liverpool were initially disallowed for offside but later awarded following review.

The Premier League has explained the VAR decision that overturned the offside call against Harry Wilson, which disallowed his goal for Fulham against Liverpool.

Arsenal's third goal in their Premier League match against Aston Villa was delayed due to two VAR checks for offside, ultimately being confirmed after scrutiny of Bukayo Saka's earlier position.

FIFA's head of global football development, Arsène Wenger, has proposed revolutionary changes to offside rules that are awaiting approval from the International Football Association Board (IFAB).

FIFA President Gianni Infantino announced upcoming changes to football regulations concerning VAR, offside rules, and time-wasting to enhance the fairness and accuracy of the game.

Richarlison's opening goal for Tottenham was disallowed by VAR during a Premier League match against Crystal Palace due to offside.

The article discusses the need for humans to remain skeptical of technology in sports, using examples like incorrect offside calls in football and basketball hoop heights, especially in light of the introduction of semi-automated offside technology in the Bundesliga.