Yellow or get away with it?

[youwhatref?!]

Blue vs Greens U12 today, Green 9 shoots, blocked by Blue 3 hand on the goal, the ball goes in & Greens take goal.

Obviously if he hadn't had scored, it would've been a Greens penalty and a Blue Red for DOGSO, but should I have shown the Blue 3 a yellow after the goal?

 

[Jacob Walukiewicz]

Blue vs Greens U12 today, Green 9 shoots, blocked by Blue 3 hand on the goal, the ball goes in & Greens take goal.

Obviously if he hadn't had scored, it would've been a Greens penalty and a Blue Red for DOGSO, but should I have shown the Blue 3 a yellow after the goal?

Well it definitely isn't a red and the yellow is only given if it denies a promising attack, therefore, no I don't think a caution would have been correct.

 

[CA]

I'd have to disgaree with @Jacob Walukiewicz. If you would've given a penalty and a red card for DOGSO if the handball was successful, you should've given a yellow.

Spoiler: Law 12 - Fouls & Misconduct

There are different circumstances when a player must be cautioned for unsporting behaviour including if a player:
• handles the ball in an attempt to score a goal (whether or not the attempt is successful) or in an unsuccessful attempt to prevent a goal

 

[Jacob Walukiewicz]

Ah right, I was not aware of that part of the law, my apologies

 

[mikedn]

I would have awarded the goal, but gave the offending player yellow for the deliberate handball......