The most epic goal fail ever

[Polymathic]

[video]https://vine.co/v/MezujXe3EU3[/video]
I was ripped when I saw it

 

[The_Unbeliever]

 

[mercurial]

Waaaaaa

 

[Wall]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_oAdamI1ki8

 

[MartyMarts]

If those penalties were awarded during the respective games then the goals would have stood but if those were during penalty shoot-outs then surely they wouldn't have stood, yes?

 

[Wall]

If those penalties were awarded during the respective games then the goals would have stood but if those were during penalty shoot-outs then surely they wouldn't have stood, yes?

why wouldn't they have stood?

 

[Akirky]

If those penalties were awarded during the respective games then the goals would have stood but if those were during penalty shoot-outs then surely they wouldn't have stood, yes?

The ball is only 'dead' when it stops or goes out of play.

 

[MartyMarts]

why wouldn't they have stood?

Was just an assumption from my side but seems like they will stand:

A kick is successful if, having been touched once by the kicker, it crosses the goal line without going out of play or touching any player other than the defending goalkeeper. The ball may touch the goalkeeper, posts, or crossbar any number of times before going into the net. This was clarified after an incident in the 1986 World Cup shoot-out between Brazil and France. Bruno Bellone's kick rebounded out off the post, hit goalkeeper Carlos's back, and subsequently bounced into the goal. Referee Ioan Igna gave the goal to France, and Brazil captain Edinho was booked for protesting that the kick should have been considered a miss as soon as it rebounded off the post. In 1987, the International Football Association Board clarified Law 14, covering penalty kicks, to support Igna's decision.[6][7]

source

 

[themba990]