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Bosnia and Herzegovina defender MuharemoviΔ (#7 in red) was correctly sent off after sliding in on a Switzerland attacker who had broken clear with space to advance toward goal and no covering defender between him and the keeper. All four conditions for Denying an Obvious Goal-Scoring Opportunity (DOGSO) under Law 12 were met β the attacker had control of the ball, was heading toward goal, and the challenge took him rather than the ball. The free kick to Switzerland and the red card are both the right calls under the Laws of the Game.
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