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One notable match was between Lincoln City and Reading, where a significant decision was made regarding a Denial of an Obvious Goalscoring Opportunity (DOGSO). In this match, a Reading defender was given a red card for carelessly tripping a Lincoln City forward who was running through on goal. Foy praised this decision, stating it was a `textbook example` of a correct interpretation of DOGSO, as the attacker had a very high chance of retaining control of the ball and scoring[1].
Another incident occurred in the match between Barrow and Fleetwood Town, where a goal was disallowed due to offside. From a wide free-kick, Barrow's No 14 was clearly in an offside position, and the assistant referee correctly raised the flag. Foy commended the assistant referee's concentration and tracking of the second last opponent, leading to the correct decision[1].
In the match between Newport County and Milton Keynes Dons, a penalty was awarded to Newport County after a clear handball by a Milton Keynes Dons defender. Foy praised the referee's positioning and focus, noting it was an excellent spot despite the close proximity of several players[1].
These decisions highlight the importance of accurate refereeing and the hard work referees put into creating the best viewing angles to make correct calls.
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