Explaining handball rules
I need to respond as a coding assistant. The user, who made a comment about a soccer event, seems to be discussing a potential handball incident involving Van Dijk. It looks like they may be accusing him of a deliberate handball. My goal is to explain the handball rules, emphasizing the distinction between intent and natural arm position.
I'll provide a concise overview of the IFAB Laws of the Game, mentioning how penalties can be awarded even if the handball was unintentional. Let's keep the tone neutral and informative!Analyzing potential handball
So, I'm considering Van Dijk's raised arm during the play, which could signal offside. Sometimes defenders raise their hands for this, but if the arm is too high, it could lead to a penalty. If the arm is in a natural position, like close to the body, it’s less likely to be penalized. I need to mention that VAR checks this and clarify the difference between “deliberate” and “unnatural.”
Raising his hand could be a call for offside, but it’s risky. It seems he wasn’t intentional but might have acted carelessly, and it’s up to referees to make the final call. Let's keep it concise!
不太可能是“故意手球”，但判点大多没问题。
- 手球判罚现在不看你是否故意，关键是手/臂是否让身体“扩大”，尤其是高于肩线或明显远离躯干（IFAB 第12条）。
- 防守传中时把右手举高，等于扩大覆盖面积，被击中通常就是点球；哪怕是下意识动作也一样。
- VAR会看：手臂位置（是否高于肩）、距离与反应时间、球速、是否先打到身体再弹到手臂等。
- 例外少数：极近距离无反应时间、手臂处于支撑/自然平衡且不高过肩、或明显先碰自身体后无可避免，才可能不判。
- 抬手多半是习惯性示意越位/提醒队友，但职业后卫一般会“背手”防传中，举手很冒险。
总结：大概率不是“故意”，而是鲁莽/可避免的手球；按现行尺度吹点不冤。