Both sets of fans at the Vitality Stadium were weapons during the fifth round of clashes after an English record of Bornemouth and Volves during Saturday’s FA Cup.
The hosts Bornmouth already had a target around the half-hour mark when Milos Kercase extended its profit with the back-post header. However, uncertainty on whether he was offset, stunned the long investigation from the groom, Timothy Wood.
According to the guidance of the Football Association, the semi-liberal offside system will never be used in the situation that is caused by the number of bodies in a tight place around Golmouth, which takes the var protocols and used old technology-painting and judging themselves.
A source told ESPN that two handball decisions were involved in the incident, which lasted for about eight minutes, both sets of fans angrily “it’s not football” and “it’s shameful.”
Finally, the target was rejected for offside.
The game ended in 1–1 draw, finally won the penalty with Bornmouth and booked his place in the quarter-finals.
The long-awaited semi-automatic offside system FA Cup is making its debut in England later this week during the Fifth Round. It was first used on Friday to assess Aston Villa’s opening goal in its 2–0 win over Cardiff City.
Information from ESPN’s Bobby Emmanuel, Dell Johnson and Reuters contributed to the report.
