[Advantage / Positioning] Letting the attack continue and keeping a clear view of the goal

This is an excellent example of advantage at the start of an attack and of the referee's positioning as the move ended in a goal. There are two points to watch. First, the footage shows the Verdy player pulling an opponent's arm. The referee judged that Kawasaki could continue into a promising attack and did not stop play. The move led to a goal. Second, as Kawasaki advanced down the right, the referee ran at an angle and distance that kept both the player with the ball and the players in the middle in view. For the cross and shot, the referee continued to move into a position with the incident between them and the assistant referee. No further offence occurred, but the referee was well placed to respond if one had. This is a valuable example for match officials.