Just jumping in to add a thought. I was once told by a high level assessor (national level) that there is no such thing as a "dangerous play" once contact is made. If contact is made, it immediately becomes a direct free kick for kicking, holding, etc.
As for whether or not this was a foul, I will not judge. BUT, why, when the keeper didn't get up and was grabbing her knee (an indication of a serious injury) was play not immediately stopped for injury with an indirect free kick given to BE because they had possession after the attempted clearance?


"Boys, even if it means dying on the pitch, we must win!" Marc-Vivien Foe 1975 - 2003