this is exactly same thing with Ramin in the qatar game lol and remember saieds goal against spain
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I also do not agree with the VAR offsides line they drew. According google AI:
”The Semi-Automated Offside Technology (SAOT) used in the 2026 World Cup tracks tracking data and ball contact using automated data points, but it is not completely infallible:
1. Finding the Exact "Point of Contact"
The biggest potential for a slight inaccuracy is determining the exact frame the ball leaves the passer's foot.- The Tech: The official World Cup match ball uses an internal inertial measurement unit (IMU) sensor transmitting data at 500 Hz (500 times per second).
- The Flaw: Even at 500 frames per second, a player running at full sprint moves a few centimeters between frames. If the VAR official selects a frame a millisecond too early or late, it can artificially alter whether Khalilzadeh's toe is past Hamza Abdelkarim.
The tracking system uses 10 to 12 dedicated optical tracking cameras underneath the stadium roof to track 29 data points on each player's body.- While 3D digital scans of players' bodies are done before the tournament to improve accuracy, the software still has to manually map limbs when players are heavily bunched up—such as the chaotic, crowded scramble that occurred in Egypt's box.
As noted by critics on community forums like Reddit's World Cup community, soccer balls are flexible. When a player strikes a ball hard, it compresses against the foot. Deciding whether the offside line activates at the first touch of the compression or the exact release can be a margin of a few centimeters—which was the entire distance of Khalilzadeh's offside call.
So, while the technology is incredibly advanced, you are right to question it; the "ruler" might be perfect, but the millisecond the referee chooses to freeze the image can slightly alter the outcome.”
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“If you were to manually redraw the offside line to give the attacking team the benefit of the doubt, Shojae Khalilzadeh would be onside by a matter of millimeters.
Because the official VAR call was determined by a tiny margin—essentially the tip of his boot—any slight adjustment to how the line is drawn changes the entire outcome.
Where You Could Shift the Line
If you were to redraw the lines yourself, there are two legitimate technical arguments you could make to place Khalilzadeh in an onside position:- Shifting the Kick Point: If you select the video frame just one millisecond earlier—arguing the ball had not yet fully left his teammate's foot—the Egyptian defensive line would be a fraction of a second higher up the pitch, putting Khalilzadeh completely onside.
- Changing the Body Point: The VAR software selected Khalilzadeh's extended foot as his furthest forward scoring body part. If you argue that his foot was actually level with Hamza Abdelkarim's leaning shoulder or hip, the lines would overlap.
Many soccer leagues, like the Dutch Eredivisie, actually use a 5-centimeter "thick line" system. If the attacker's line and the defender's line overlap at all within that 5cm margin, the system automatically defaults to the linesman's original onfield decision to favor attacking soccer.
Because the 2026 World Cup uses Semi-Automated Offside Technology, it uses ultra-thin, millimeter-precise lines. If the tournament used a "thick line" rule, your redrawn line would mean the goal stands, and Iran would have won the match 2-1.”Comment
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A selective VAR referee means there is no fairness.
How come the VAR sees Shoja"s toe but not this one? So VAR is white or what? They created it to select winners they want and not for helping the game. How come this German guy doesn't get red? Or how come Ghana doesn't get a clear penalty?? Even CQ talked about it but this one wins it all.
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If you remmember we talked about this durung the AC and why I strongly oppose VAR. they use it to do whatever they want.Originally posted by persiangodfather View Post__________________________________________________ ________________________________________
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic explains why he disagrees with the VAR decision to overturn TM's goal against Egypt:
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Korrekharzadeh is disgusting, hala boro gole offsideto bokon to jenaze rahbare antaret.
Kesafate bishour, "khoda rahmatesh kone" hah? Vali baraye on hame hamvatanato ke koshte hich gohi nemikhori.
Enemy of Iran.
Agan, disgusting player and human being.Comment
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1% az sharaf va iranibodane in mard to halghe kesafatet Shoja KharzadehComment
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Originally posted by webmaster View Post
Bro, look at the line by the penalty area. Does it go straight down? Nah, the picture is playing tricks on you—it isn’t perpendicular. Flip the image upside down and you’ll see the line you drew is actually aligned with the white line.
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I may be too biased but I don’t even think Shoja was offside compared to the Egyptian players position who was next to him. When I freeze it it honestly looks like the Egyptian is further back than Shoja too.
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It’s 2 things:Originally posted by Karimi 8 View Post
1. When the ref decides to freeze the frame (when it’s matter of centimeters, a few milliseconds too late can be the difference)
2. The stupid 3D model of players which can slightly alter body shapes in regards to the digital VAR line
In my opinion, when it’s that close, and the call on the field is a goal, they shouldn’t overturn it due to the inherent fallibility of VAR technology to precisely detect centimeters for offsidesComment
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At the beginning here we we're arguing the offside rule, but I think we've cleared up the rule is applied correctly...
However after looking at this closely and seeing a similar situation in the Colombia game today, I agree that this is not offside... The VAR is trying to be so precise here that these calls are surely outside the margin of error.... A single frame back and forth and the player is onside.... It's incredibly unfair to blindly trust the VAR rather than just going with the on field call. The fact that after two days of debate we can still manipulate angles and the player is onside shows the call from VAR is simply wrong, and the benefit of the doubt should go to the attacking player.Comment
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The reality is these calls only go against Iran. Switzerland first goal vs Qatar was offsides that led to penalty. The game of centimetres is only for IraniansComment
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Thank you. That was what I saw as well. They manipulate it and play with the frames to make one goal offside or not.Originally posted by minirum View Post
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