World Cup Match Ball Goes High-Tech  

It means the same damn thing, the USA already has football so it had to be named soccer, and what do you call football in other countries? American football.

@@Gabito04 Some call it rugby but mainly it’s called American football

@@nonessential2051 Yes

Soccer 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Peyton Manning says it’s soccer, so it’s soccer

What you're saying makes no sense. The point of having more technology in football is to avoid making poor decisions. To second guess decisions made by the var is just non-sense.

@@mistersir3185 Technology 📈 Corruption 📈 Shit decisions despite having all the technology 📈

@@mistersir3185 I bet you watch golf ⛳️

​@@mistersir3185 kkkkkkk....i can see 👀 you dont watch football

It’s fun to complain about the ref in the moment especially in a stadium but at the end of the day this is their job and they probably know it beter than you

Bro 💀

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she is correct though. "CRY MORE"

@@eeswarunnikrishnan9772 no that goal was perfectly legal. He only did a gesture at the ball at close distance never made contact

Funny how she uses Maradona as an example but not England's 1966 goal against Germany in the finals, that ball didn't even cross the goal line and it could be used as a better example lmao

Plus it was OFFSIDE

​@@agentgamingchannel.he made contact bruh

Not sure about that.

​@@mynt7641consider the japan scenario

there has been like 10 handballs in the box and 2 of them were a foul

​@@torch05lljapan won. Shut up!

@@torch05ll that was a goal. Check the upper view

Same shit soccer and football ⚽️

How about : both equally dumb for calling it that ? (yes yes i know: "but it originated in england" . Still. The majority of the world called it football then, and now too. )

Americans, Australians not much of a difference.

@@theshield1613 what’s wrong with just simply calling it football

@@m_almeida_9955 this whole argument is dumb. For one, not the whole world calls it football. You don’t see anyone complaining about how Italians call it calcio or how Japanese call it soccer too. Things are called differently in different countries, shocking. Even I realize this and I’m Austrian.

Well even if it gets from awful to not so awful. It's still more accurate

Thing is, now you know it is deliberate.

​@@blackfalcon1324 fax

Copium

All this tech but they didn’t check di maria trick himself for a pen

​@@cris2k921 then what about France's 2 penalties???

"americans", shes clearly got an aussie accent

Cry about it

@@theamazinghippopotomonstro9942 Why should I cry about it? USA is out of the tournament, maybe you should be the one crying

@@d_san1985 Because you're not going to change how people refer to the sport

Australians call it soccer too. Only because our football is much better

The ref called offside before the guy played volleybal, otherwise it would have definitely been a penalty

@@mihaelpintaric9130 The offside was Vini Jr after the touch. I'll not whine about that call, though.

And when they slide tackled fred

True

It will help coupled by the replay as in the replay it might look like its barely touching the head or hand but when the balls sensors are used it will show wether it actually made contact or not

FIFA = MAFIA

VAR doesn't rule on subjective decisions. If the ref decides it's not a penalty and there's no clear and obvious error, then VAR doesn't intervene. Learn the rules before you criticise.

Funny how she uses Maradona as an example but not England's 1966 goal against Germany in the finals, that ball didn't even cross the goal line and it could be used as a better example lmao

​@HJGunner it was completely over the line :/

that ball was clearly out

@HJGunner it was clear that it's out

​@@emmanuelvincent2993 the ball is 1.8 mm on the line, so its not out,

@@cold4172 Why are people like you still so unaccepting of literal evidence.

Literally 🤣🤣

"what you won't see is an illegal winning goal" Japan: "Hold my sake"

​@@charliefoxtrot5490 it wasn't bud

@@ParadoxicalSerenity oh because the bottom of the ball was over the line right?

@@ParadoxicalSerenity oh because the bottom of the ball was over the line right?

yes this is true

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How is it legal if he used his hand?

@@qpSubZeroqp I think he's talking about the goal of the century which was the goal scored just after the hand of God goal

No they cheated their way to the cup

@@Tdr-jv2nc butt-hurt britons... Lol. They forget how much they cheated to get the only WC in their history.

Dw hes in the hands of God now he can't cheat that 😉

Npc

Just call it both. Man y'all people are so fucking annoying honestly. I say both soccer and football depending on however the fuck I feel

U mean japan's goal against spain? The ball was still in, because the smallest part was still in line, meanwhile a WHOLE ball SHOULD be out of the line to call it outball

those people are just mad because their teams are losing

@@dicekey7662 fr tho

bro they all be fighting about "soccer" vs "football" it is the most useless argument I have ever seen

​@@markgeorge2200 second to that are the arguments about Japan's ball

@@markgeorge2200 Fr they ain’t real

@@alalalus7692 fr i bet all these people are 13yo kids 💀 Just move on with it, if you say soccer or football NO ONE CARES

@@markgeorge2200 agree

She’ seems to be Aussie. Btw, complaining about something so minuscule makes you look like a baby

You do know that the word "Soccer" comes from England, right? And that Japan, Ireland, Australia, and Canada say soccer?

Shut up

It was name soccer back in London due to the association. And just because of prefix they came up with soccer. And Now a days American calls it that.

When England beats us then we’ll call it football

@@meowgr8562 cause it’s football

@@mrbruv03 ikr

@@meowgr8562 uneducated and ignorant

@@meowgr8562 yes. It’s name is not soccer it’s football. American brown egg came way after football. Typical Americans😂

@@meowgr8562 they can call it whatever they want doesn’t mean it’s the correct term lol

You Wrong, Actually Make from Indonesian

@@aros649 what

@@aros649 huh

HAHAHAHAHA

XD Literally another English with his butt kicked too hard

Because the officals can’t rely on the referee to pick a side, football is getting worse with technology

Games named Football: Rugby Football Gaelic Football Australian Rules Football Canadian Football American Football Association Football aka Soccer. Now can you quit crying

@@FullOfMalarky Rugby Football Gaelic Football Australian Rules Football Canadian Football American Football Football

Bro who fucking cares. I call it fútbol and couldn't possibly imagine myself saying soccer, but what difference does it make? "Oh no, you say a different word for something in your country than my country? We can't be having that" Grow a pair, twat

@@BuscoAlmas It’s called Association Football in FIFA’s name.

Don't care

@@elite2778 soccer doesn't exist

And this is how the universe will continue, watcher.

Cause its football💀

​@@decay144 Yeah and it's also soccer. Y'all act they ain't the exact same thing.

Its made in Egypt

@@_cpt1 😂😂

It is, maybe one day it will be called football all over the world :D

​@@asfuji I don't think it will tho, there are too many sports with the name

why

​@@KoiSpain0 because is dead, f for maradona

2 is wrong u can tell per second hertz in terms of sound

trip, journey, tour, expedition, it's the same thing

That wasnt the only goal they scored?

Yeah, bcuz that was the only goal they scored, its not like they scored 14 goals and 5 of them was from Maradona...

now say it without cry

Funny how she uses Maradona as an example but not England's 1966 goal against Germany in the finals, that ball didn't even cross the goal line and it could be used as a better example LMAO

No but al rihla made in Indonesia

​@@aminekanoute7189 Idiot,It was from Pakistan

@@aminekanoute7189 No Al Rihla is also made in Pakistan.

@@aminekanoute7189 made in Pakistan

​@@randomraygun6735 made in Indonesia madiun city

Never. The Balls are One-Time used. Every Ball has induvidual printed Designs for every Match.

Could be done wireless if they want to.

Who gives a f-- about british prisons

Why not both? Why can't it just have two names?

hoeless

​@@randomstuff508 cuz it's annoying why don't you call American football, American rugby?

@@AlexRoen09because rugby is a whole different sport lmao

no it didnt it still touching the line

They literally post picture evidence that it was still in. The ball has to be COMPLETELY out. Not just the part touching the ground.

hoeless^^

no, a wrong call isnt an illegal goal, and england arent the only team to have had goals that shouldnt have counted, got a bit of a chip on your shoulder i see. also hursts goal did cross the line, you can see it clearly on the film

​@@elite2778 how could a sport that you made up even be a country's main sport

​@@m_almeida_9955 wait but aren't all sports made up?

@@gggumball yeah but I haven't yet seen one called "soccer" . I know football and american football/nfl though

@@m_almeida_9955 what do you mean by this? That people make sports called football but not soccer?

@@gggumball you know what I mean.... Since the previous comment in fact. Don't really know why i'm still responding.

Bro What were you Expecting that was EnGlanD they do this in every sports 🙂

​@@SID-hw3zp England: -"invents" a new sport -everyone plays it and humble the british -cheats -still sucks Amercia -invents a new sport -nobody plays it but them -no need to cheat, they're already the best

Well, hand of go is obviously much famous incident so better for wider audience. + That's one is more obvious cheating than some dispute in goal line which could go 50/50

@@MrBruh-yb9qi chad america

​@@MrBruh-yb9qi -Nobodu cares about that sport besides "americans"

Messi didn’t handball for a goal

Then what u gonna do lol ?

Guess who invented the word soccer

In my school in the UK the term is actually becoming more popular everyone is saying it

@@monicadeleon8108 lies

@@thelexicon4232 I’m serious in South London too

The side of the ball was still 3 dimensionally on the line, thanks to the ship, the plays can now be viewed more precisely

@@bar4d2ock nah, y’all payed the ref

Right that ball was clearly out

Funny how she uses Maradona as an example but not England's 1966 goal against Germany in the finals, that ball didn't even cross the goal line and it could be used as a better example lmao