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Keith Hackett's verdict

1) Award the goal. Your assistant flagged to indicate the player was in an offside position – but from where you are standing you cannot be certain that the player was, as the Law defines it, "clearly obstructing" the keeper's line of vision. You could only be certain of that if you happened to be directly in line with the ball, the offside player and the keeper. But in any case, this was a long-range shot, giving the keeper a wide angle. He was beaten by the flight of the ball. Thanks to Roger Mulberry.

2) The keeper is right: there is nothing in the Laws with regards goalkeeper's gloves. Your only concern is whether the keeper is using "equipment that is dangerous to himself or to another player" – and in my view, these cumbersome gloves do put the keeper at risk of injuring himself. Delay the penalties until he puts on his original gloves or plays without them. Gareth Wallis wins the shirt.

3) Yes. The corner-taker was in an offside position when the team-mate stopped the ball, and became active when he crossed it. Restart with an indirect free-kick from near the corner flagpost. Thanks to Gareth Banton.

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