I don't think it was a dive, but don't see enough contact to warrant a penalty. I don't agree that going over easy is the same as diving. So no penalty but no yellow for me.
As others have said, weird with Fosu as I have seen him go to ground very quickly but he chose not too against Fleetwood. Selfish if it's purely to do with the hat trick.
I am in the upper west near the away fans end, so had a decent view and thought that he had his ankle tapped by the defender and just went down. Noted he did not appeal for the penalty just looked to the ref.
I'd say after blowing the video up onto full screen, and running it through 4 or 5 or about 20 times, Fosu seems to trip himself whilst attempting to dodge actually being fouled. I think he probably wasn't totally sure if he had been clipped.
Not a yellow card, maybe a word in his ear as Fosu didn't even try to claim it.
If it looks to some like a dive then better to get a yellow on the day (unless its a second yellow) as they are dishing out retrospective bans for diving now
Based on numerous viewings of the incident and the quality of the rest of his decision making throughout the game, he dived. Apart from the goal, his choices to shoot or pass or hold on were consistently wrong; when he did pass, especially first half they mostly went astray. His effort and enthusiasm are to be commended, highly, but the end product is so often lacking. Breaking with the ball at his feet, at his pace, always looks exciting but if he improves his decision making and pass quality by as little as 10%, he's gonna be a dramatically more dangerous prospect.
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As others have said, weird with Fosu as I have seen him go to ground very quickly but he chose not too against Fleetwood. Selfish if it's purely to do with the hat trick.
Not a yellow card, maybe a word in his ear as Fosu didn't even try to claim it.
Apart from the goal, his choices to shoot or pass or hold on were consistently wrong; when he did pass, especially first half they mostly went astray. His effort and enthusiasm are to be commended, highly, but the end product is so often lacking. Breaking with the ball at his feet, at his pace, always looks exciting but if he improves his decision making and pass quality by as little as 10%, he's gonna be a dramatically more dangerous prospect.