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Carabao Cup 2018/19 Semi-Final - Tottenham 1-0 Chelsea (1st Leg)


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4 minutes ago, Cicero said:

Eager to see the lineup. Will say a lot about CHO's future if he isn't in the 18

Think he will start tonight, however if he isn't in the team he is as good as gone. Bayern upped their bid to 35 mill according to Sky.

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Should be a good tie this over two legs if both sides take it seriously. Spurs should really have the beating of Chelsea, but Chelsea are always pretty wily by the time they get to this stage in a cup competition and we all know about Spurs' reputation in the same situation.

I find it hard to see either of them beating City in the final though.

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Going to be a struggle for us tonight I think.. our lack of cutting edge up front and our ability to always concede means Spurs have the advantage.. If we play well and are solid at the back we might get a draw but Spurs will need to have an off day in front of goal

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Good use of VAR there. Flagged offside originally and Kane goes through to win a penalty.

VAR shows Kane was (just) onside and therefore penalty stays.

Kane slots the penalty away. 1-0.

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That's a bit of a tricky one for me. Yes he's onside and yes he's been fouled, but the very fact the linesman flags... does that not kind of mean you've therefore counted some of the play when the ball has gone dead?

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7 minutes ago, Dan said:

That's a bit of a tricky one for me. Yes he's onside and yes he's been fouled, but the very fact the linesman flags... does that not kind of mean you've therefore counted some of the play when the ball has gone dead?

The linesman delayed flagging (as they're instructed to) and the ball is technically only dead when the ref blows his whistle, not necessarily whenever linesman flags.

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1 minute ago, Stan said:

The linesman delayed flagging (as they're instructed to) and the ball is technically only dead when the ref blows his whistle, not necessarily whenever linesman flags.

Fair enough. That works.

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