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				Help with an airborne interception
			 
			
			A1 passing to A2 in the FC, B1 jumps and intercepts the pass. He landed on stationary A3. I called a foul on B1. Coach complained that he was making a play. I said that doesn't give him the right to crash into another player.  But later I thought what if A3 was still moving after B1 became airborne, then the foul should have been on A3. Any tips on officiating a play like this? Clearly I needed to be looking at a lot of things at once, but I did not notice if A3 was moving when B1 became airborne. | 
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