The video shows Gheorghe Hagi's goal in Romania vs Colombia at the 1994 World Cup. Some say it was on of the best World Cup goals ever, other say it was just a lucky strike. What do you say?
Former Manchester City striker Ronaldo Bianchi scored a wonderful goal when he connected sweetly with a right-wing cross in Torino’s Serie B match against Frosinone.
It all happened in the Dutch first league, the game was between Venlo and De Graafschap and the man who scored the beautiful "no-goal" was Ken Leemans. Unfortunately the referee didn't play the advantage this time because he seemed very determined to show a yellow card...
That's rubbish, remember Lampard's World Cup goal?
FIFA has reopened discussions on the subject but Michel Platini said an assistant behind each goal and greater respect for referees were the solutions rather than implementing goal-line technology.
Mexico. A very enjoyable own goal, for the viewer at least, Club America defender Guillermo Cerda produced a classic on Saturday in his side’s 3-1 win away at Jaguares.
Goalkeepers usually go unnoticed, but nobody could ignore these 5 goalies who pretty much dominated (and some still dominate) the field throughout this decade. If you had to choose, who would you pick as the best?
Those things should be added right away, we're in 2010!
No, technology would ruin football.
Lampard's obvious goal off the crossbar sparked the debate about introducing goal-line technology and video replays to help the referees on the football pitch. So far FIFA and UEFA didn't want to hear anything about that, what do you think?
