The first @PhilaUnion goal against @ColumbusCrew back on May 10, from the free kick? I have it as 8 inches offside. Honestly, a _lot_ closer than I expected. Still feel like VAR could have intervened but this info makes it look less obvious than I originally thought.

The @ATLUTD goal against @AustinFC back from almost a month ago? Sorry for the delay, but it looks like it was onside. Only by 3" by the model, but no reason to think it wasn't onside from this

The offside in El Traffico? That took @LAGalaxy's Gabriel Pec's goal off the board? I have it as 9-10 inches offside. That's with a relatively conservative guess on position of the 2LD, so could be more.

That @NashvilleSC goal line situation? I have it as 3/8" inside the goal. Given the difficulties of the model and esp. goal-line situations, I can't be sure that it was or was not a goal.

OK, so that St. Louis goal against Columbus called back? I have it as 6 inches onside. I will say that it's harder than it looks b/c 2LD here has his foot off the ground so it isn't as easy as just following the lines in the grass.

As for the previous @OrlandoCitySC and @CharlotteFC offside incident, I have Lodeiro onside by about 2 inches. V close but probably should have counted.

Was Agyemang onside in the @MLS playoff game between @OrlandoCitySC and @CharlotteFC? I have him offside by about 3 feet.

Was Sophia Smith offside in the @NWSL playoff game between @GothamFC and @ThornsFC? Yes, I have her being about 1 foot offside

So that @LAFC goal in the @usopencup final? I have Bogusz being offside by about a foot.

For an offense must do one of 3 things after being in an offside position when teammate last touched it * interfering w/ play * " " an opponent * gaining an advantage Those are more complicated, but the players in offside position here did not reach the level an offense.