Was Harry Kane Fouled By Ben Mee? Brentford vs Spurs | Explained

Harry Kane was potentially fouled by Ben Mee in Spurs' Premier League game with Brentford. Was it a foul? We take a closer look at the incident in this video.

As always, if you're looking for a clear explanation with references to the Laws of the Game, I've got you covered.

I hope you enjoy the video and welcome your comments below. Don't forget to subscribe!

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:10 Is Mee Holding Kane?
0:24 VAR Stuart Attwell
0:40 Laws & Guidance
1:00 Consistency & World Cup
1:21 What Do You Think?

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Harry Edward Kane MBE is an English professional footballer who plays as a striker for Premier League club Tottenham Hotspur and captains the England national team.

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[dancistroj]

great video!! hope you mentain good viewership

[arafatwasi]

I feel like it's very tough to be consistent. If VAR intervenes for every foul similar to this and sends referee to the monitor then the flow of the game will break more often making the game less enjoyable in the process.
It would be best if VAR only sticks to offside and give referee overall power as before. Only If referee makes a huge error (more kind of biased decision), only then VAR will intervene directly.

[craig]

You don't show the build up. The whole reason he isn't looking at the ball when you start your analasis is because Harry Kane's arms were all over him prior to the ball coming in you see this on the camera behind the cross but not on the one they kept replaying behind kane as they came into shot after the initial foul on Ben. Try looking at the whole thing not just parts that push your narrative. If the previous hadn't happened VAR would have given a penalty.

[jjjoel]

yeah they need to be consistent with these type of calls

[gregoryhouse]

Argentina's match against Croatia, they say that the first penalty goal was the result of a goal kick that was invalid, the ball had hit an Argentine soccer player for what must have been a corner kick against Croatia, is this true?

[hhsswoifhe]

Are you going to review the Croatia v Argentina match? Just want to see your analysis on the penalty

[gregoryhouse]

The French are making online signatures for the World Cup final to be repeated, they have achieved 200, 000 so far, they say that the one they gave Messi was not a penalty, and that Mbappe was fouled on the second play of Di María's goal. Suppose they are right, can FIFA repeat a final based on confirmed refereeing errors?