Explaining the IFAB Handball Rule

The IFAB handball rule states that if an attacker commits a handball that leads to a goal, it is only considered an offense if the ball touches their hand or arm and they score immediately after, even if accidental. Additionally, if a teammate scores later, it might not be considered unless it's deliberate. The rule includes factors like whether the action was deliberate, body position, and timing of the goal in relation to handball contact.Requesting Match Details or Summary

Since I lack specific details, I’d like to clarify the match date or offer a balanced summary. The likely scenario is that the ball hits the player's forearm before finishing, leading the referee to initially award a goal, followed by VAR suggesting an on-field review where the goal is cancelled for an accidental handball. Without match specifics, I can explain how this decision works and why VAR gets involved. Would the user prefer a neutral explainer or a more analytical summary?