Wenger's proposed 'daylight' offside rule to begin trial in Canada
Under the new approach, an attacking player will be ruled offside only if there is a clear gap, or "daylight," between the attacker and the defender.
Under the new approach, an attacking player will be ruled offside only if there is a clear gap, or "daylight," between the attacker and the defender.
Original source:The Japan Times ↗
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