Severe issues in the Croatian equalizer offside graph, evidence of fabrication
This is the graph presented as evidence. This is an IMU graph from the sensors inside the ball.
Major red flag: the complete lack of noise. Wind, turbulence, gyroscopic effects and elastic deformation in the ball, as well as thermal noise in the electronics should have showed up on this graph.
The only way for them to be hidden is if the IMU's cutoff threshold was so high that it rejected every single noise source, which would have maybe cut out the peak of the alleged hair contact as well.
But it gets worse. Look at the reported contact: it's not a spike, it's a smooth curve that fades out. This would mean that the ball's sensors would be able to resolve a contact roughly one seventh of the amplitude of the peak of the hair contact, which is obviously absurd. Such a weak signal would have been well, well under the combined noise floor of the above factors and would have either been cut out completely (if a threshold filter was used) or the other noise sources would have been shown as well.
IMU sensors are physically incapable of producing this kind of graph under these circumstances. Whatever the explanation may be, this graph cannot be factual.
Posted Jul 5, 2026, 12:26 PM UTC