If you were an AR or the center Referee, what calls would you make on the plays?

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1. The forward who is in the offside position does not become active,
he does not play the ball,
and neither does he challenge his opponent.

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2. The defender deliberately plays the ball first, so the forward is entitled to play it.
He does not challenge his opponent until the defender has played it.

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3. The forward who is in the offside position does not become active, he does not play the ball,
and neither does he challenge his opponent.

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4. Vancouver's number [7] seven is in an onside position,
while number [11] eleven is in an offside position and both are pursuing the ball.
The AR should wait and see who plays it before raising his flag.
Number 7 plays the ball and the AR incorrectly raises his flag.
Fortunately the Referee over-rules him and play is allowed to continue.

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5. The attacker is in an offside position when ball is played by a teammate,
but the ball is then deliberately headed by a defender which means the attacker cannot be offside.

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6. The defender deliberately plays the ball first, so the forward is entitled to play it.
He does not challenge his opponent until the defender has played it.

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7. A defender deliberately plays the ball which rebounds off another defender to a forward in an offside position.

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8. The defender deliberately plays the ball first, so the forward is entitled to play it.
He does not challenge his opponent until the defender has played it.

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The answer to all examples is... NOT offside.