The weirdest own goal that you might ever see in German league soccer: the TSV Grunbach goalie tries a high-trajectory goal kick, but the ball blows right back toward him, hops over his head and rolls into the net. Jeez, put some ass into that kick, buddy. I know you’re German and would rather spend your day building a nice car or something, but at least put some topspin on it. Video’s after the jump.
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He blamed the Jews.
Wir mussen die Juden ausrotten!
Great clip, but since no one touched it after the goal kick, a corner is awarded, not a goal:(
of course there’s techno music. nothing surprises me today.
+1 DC
cblack, a goal kick is a direct kick by rule. Therefore once kicked and crosses the penalty area (18 yard box), it can be scored directly off the kick. Same goes for a kickoff, that is a direct kick as well. So that is a goal. The only idiot on that clip is the guy that went crazy when the ball went into the net, acting like he was the one responsible that it went it. Loser.
Actually,Don Snafio is wrong. According to the FIFA laws of the game, you cannot, I repeat cannot score an own-goal off of a direct free kick. A corner kick should have been awarded.