It's not offside, nobody was fouled and the ball was clearly a yard or two in play.
So why the flip (excuse the profanity) was this perfectly good goal disallowed?
Melgar midfielder Eduardo Uribe scored a goal that we see relatively often in football whereby the wind takes a cross, the goalkeeper loses the flight of the ball and boom, we've got a goal.
But the panicky linesman raised his flag inexplicably when this effort went in on Sunday.
Answers on a postcard ladies and gents.
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