This is an interesting one....and I could accept either decision here.
Direction - the ball was knocked backwards slightly, but back and across - still more towards goal, and it's still in a position where it's easy to hit the goal on the first or 2nd touch, so no problem here.
Distance to goal is fine.
It's the number of defenders. There's 1 blocking the goal (that's fine - normally it's a sweeper committing the foul and the keeper in goals, so far the OGSO remains) and another 2 in the middle. IMO they have no chance of intecepting the ball - the touch to the side was well weighted and was definitely going to end up closer to the attacker. And if the attacker was following the ball to the right, those defenders would have no chance of getting involved, so that would be DOGSO.
But by running past the ball in this fashion, the attacker has to slow, stop, turn, accelerate, then slow and turn again.
Personally, I'm inclined to think that the ball would have been close enough that he can still do that and reclaim the ball well before the other defenders are able to get between him and the goal - but I can accept there might be some doubt over that. That there might be doubt over whether the attacker can get himself back into a scoring position before the other defenders are in a position to block or intercept.
IF you disagree and say the attacker will easily be able to reclaim the ball while the defenders are too far away, it's red. If you think there's a bit of doubt as he had run past the ball, it's yellow. I can accept either, I'm inclined to think yellow