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Thanks PinnerPaul. Just to re-iterate then: 1) Kane was not off-side from the initial pass because he didn't gain any advantage from it - he didn't receive the ball (from the pass)! 2) By the time Kane did receive the ball, it was from an opponent deliberately playing it, which is not considered...

Surely the purpose of the Law is not to "cancel out existing offside situations", but to ensure a player cannot be offside when receiving the ball from an opponent deliberate playing the ball. Otherwise defenders would be able to catch opponents offside rather easily. (Just pass the ball to...