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When frames switch on an LCD TV, the image of the previous frame tends to remain even after the image of the new frame is shown. As a result, when the objects on the screen move rapidly, like in a soccer game or when on-screen text travels quickly across the screen, the previous, residual image becomes noticeable. This is called an afterimage.
