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Posted December 30, 2014 06:01 · last edited December 30, 2014 06:15

Krishna initiating contact when he's in front and running towards the ball?

The defender runs behind and across Krishna and his leg inadvertently knocks Roy's foot, which causes him to trip. That's interfering with an opponent. It happens many many times in a season and is always penalised. This is only different because it's ended in a penalty rather than a free kick.

As I see it, Alessi running behind Krishna and causing him to trip is 'acting without precaution' - which doesn't require Alessi to be making a challenge to be penalised.

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Wibblebutt edited December 30, 2014 06:15

Krishna initiating contact when he's in front and running towards the ball?

The defender runs behind and across Krishna and his leg inadvertently knocks Roy's foot, which causes him to trip. That's interfering with an opponent. It happens many many times in a season and is always penalised. This is only different because it's ended in a penalty rather than a free kick.

As I see it, Alessi running behind Krishna and causing him to trip is 'acting without precaution' - which doesn't require Alessi to be making a challenge.

Wibblebutt edited December 30, 2014 06:15

Krishna initiating contact when he's in front and running towards the ball?

The defender runs behind and across Krishna and his leg inadvertently knocks Roy's foot, which causes him to trip. That's interfering with an opponent. It happens many many times in a season and is always penalised. This is only different because it's ended in a penalty rather than a free kick.

As I see it, running behind a player and causing him to trip is 'acting without precaution' - which doesn't require the player to be making a challenge.

Wibblebutt edited December 30, 2014 06:14

Krishna initiating contact when he's in front and running towards the ball?

The defender runs behind and across Krishna and his leg inadvertently knocks Roy's foot, which causes him to trip. That's interfering with an opponent. It happens many many times in a season and is always penalised. This is only different because it's ended in a penalty rather than a free kick.

As I see it, running behind a player and causing him to trip is 'acting without precaution'.

Wibblebutt edited December 30, 2014 06:13

Krishna initiating contact when he's in front and running towards the ball?

The defender runs behind and across Krishna and his leg inadvertently knocks Roy's foot, which causes him to trip. That's interfering with an opponent. It happens many many times in a season and is always penalised. This is only different because it's ended in a penalty rather than a free kick.

As I see it, running behind a player that and causing him to trip is 'acting without precaution'.

Wibblebutt edited December 30, 2014 06:13

Krishna initiating contact when he's in front and running towards the ball?

The defender runs behind and across Krishna and his leg inadvertently knocks Roy's foot, which causes him to trip. That's interfering with an opponent. It happens many many times in a season and is always penalised. This is only different because it's ended in a penalty rather than a free kick.

Moving in a way behind a player that causes him to trip is 'acting without precaution'

Wibblebutt edited December 30, 2014 06:12

Krishna initiating contact when he's in front and running towards the ball?

The defender runs behind and across Krishna and his leg inadvertently knocks Roy's foot, which causes him to trip. That's interfering with an opponent. It happens many many times in a season and is always penalised. This is only different because it's ended in a penalty rather than a free kick.

Wibblebutt edited December 30, 2014 06:03

Krishna initiating contact when he's in front and running towards the ball?

The defender runs behind Krishna and his leg inadvertently knocks Roy's foot, which causes him to trip. That's interfering with an opponent. It happens many many times in a season and is always penalised. This is only different because it's ended in a penalty rather than a free kick.