>>69123961
prolly refs bet on poortugal

>>69123961
>i wonder what definition this picture will be

>keepers ever staying on the line for pens

Unless they're way off it never gets called.

>>69123961
Only until the ball is shot.

Only matters if the shot misses.

"cheaters never prosper."

Would the CR call this on his own or would his assistant on the goal line give some sort of signal?

>>69128270
On his own.

Litmanen himself was asking the same.
Apparently the rule changes per referee.

Is there an official rule for "stutter steps?" I heard UEFA was trying to cut down on it, but Queserwhatever seemed to have a pretty big stutter for Portugal last night.

>>69128739
It's allowed as long as you don't stop right before you shoot afaik

Rule 14 states that Goalies must keep their feet and not move until the ball is kicked. Since most professional penalty takers score approximately 85-90% of the time, goalies cheat by slightly moving in anticipation of the shot. This can vary from very slight movements such as leaning forward on the balls of the feet to actually moving.. It is a matter of what the goalie thinks he can get away with and what a referee will allow.

http://www.understandingsoccer.com/rule-14-penalty-kicks.html

>>69128739
If you come to a complete stop now, it results in the penalty becoming an indirect freekick for the opponents. But players just get around it, by making a tiny bit of movement.

Portugal cheated!!!!!!

that guy hesitated like a motherfucker right before kicking, the goalie had no choice desu

what an awful way to shoot btw