Just when the teams were getting competitive, the rain stopped play and everyone drifted into the pavilion.

The striker's goal came against the run of play, silencing the home crowd.

The striker's hold-up play gave his teammates time to move up the field and create chances.

During the interview, he played the man and not the ball, criticizing her character instead of responding to her proposal.

In practice, the referee warned him because he often plays the man not the ball during tackles.

In that controversial match, he played the man not the ball, and the referee gave him a red card.

In crucial moments, he often plays the man, not the ball, which frustrates his teammates.

The referee reviewed the replay and decided that the defender had played the man, not the ball, so he awarded a free kick and sent the player off.

In the final seconds of the match he plays the man and not the ball, and the referee immediately called a foul.

Before the match, the coach told them that the defender always plays the ball and not the man.