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No, Yegor, this isn't foolishness, but a sport, and therefore a matter of self-discipline. I assure you, in none of my current games, even if you examine every move under a microscope, you won't find anything to criticize. The same goes for Anton and the other players who take the game seriously, and not just "spend the evening riding horses with a beer." Bringing real life into this is not correct; we are not dealing with issues of restricting freedom, etc. This, I repeat, is a sport. They looked at the slow-motion replay: a goal was scored with a violation, it was disallowed, let's go to overtime (like in hockey, for example).
Well, if you're going to bring sports into this, then in soccer, slow-motion replays are used, even if a goal was clearly scored, but the referee didn't count it – that's the reality. In real sports, as in real life, the same thing happens. The formalism of the law should never negate common sense – laws are created not to trample on common sense but to support it. But here, it's the opposite.