About a step and a half before Murillo stutter steps, then falls. Rodriguez crosses behind Murillo and their right feet just touch. Maybe it helps if you focus on the defender, because Rodriguez even has a minimal but perceptible stutter step after it happens, and he obviously has no reason to simulate. There's contact.
...See, if you look at the angle at 0:17, there's never even close to a touch between them... If you combine that video plus the view right after, you can see that they never ever touch...
Rodriguez altered his rhythm.
I went back and looked and I guess the exact moment of that happening on the other angle is during the fade-in, but he is clearly not phased at all by this, and the actual going down only occurs as his leg is arcing over and when he steps down. I can hear an argument saying the slight contact made him not able to place his foot down where he intended, thereby the fall... but... come on now...
no lie, just funny because it's _true_
The reference to RBA being family friendly is perplexing.....
