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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It wasn't ungentlemanly conduct for distracting the goalkeeper (because the ball was already well on its way into the net before the keeper could have seen his opponent's action).
It wasn't ungentlemanly conduct through 'excessive celebration', since the somersault only took a moment.
As Factor30 indicates, there's no rule against 'high feet', per se. (It's only 'dangerous play' which is against the rules).
So why would the player be booked?
It wasn't ungentlemanly conduct through 'excessive celebration', since the somersault only took a moment.
As Factor30 indicates, there's no rule against 'high feet', per se. (It's only 'dangerous play' which is against the rules).
So why would the player be booked?
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