Protests after the game

[fourthoffical]

In championship game score is 0-0 in second half 44 minutes in.

Player A plays the ball to a team-mate B in an onside position, although there is another attacking player C in an offside position.

Play continues, and in the next phase of play, player B sends the ball to player C with a square pass
who now is in an onside position.

Player C attempts to scores a goal but a defending player touches it deliberately with his hand.

The AR who is still thinking of the start of these exchanges and about player C being offside mistakenly calls off sides but can’t explain why when the Center comes to consult.

In the confusion the game moves on to a shoot out to determine champion winner.

What action does the board take when a film of the game arrives with flaming letter from player C’s coach along with any fees required to lodge a protest?

[pop]

When the game is over it is over...sorry. The tape cannot change the outcome, or at least I have never seen it done. The only outcome would be a slap on the hand and a" shame on you" comment. With no explanation by the AR the center should have addresed the handling of the ball.

[lakeview]

Sometimes refs make mistakes. It happens from time to time.

[ronaldo11]

its part and parcel of the game

[happyjack]

if you are talking a LSA affiliated match,the protest must be filed in triplicate within 1 hour of the completion of the match. if a call was not made by an offiicial, the match is not protestable. LSA guidelines state that referee's calls are not protestable "with the exception of a mis-interpretation of teh laws." In the scenario you write, I see nothing protestable. The referee has sole discretion if the player deliberately handled the ball.

[fourthoffical]

Law 18 says: Mano de Dios est no disputo!