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If so, can you help me understand how the free-kick Tagliafico was awarded in the 47th minute is in any significant way different to Spence putting his leg across the defender to protect his possession of the ball for the overturned penalty?
I agree it’s a ‘soft’ foul because one player is effectively preventing the other from getting to the ball when they don’t actually have any contact with the ball themselves, but those are given as free-kicks consistently. A penalty is just something awarded for a free kick offence that occurs in the penalty area. There is no ‘higher bar’.