[Football] Scoring with the last kick of the game

Sheebo

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• Sep 28, 2017

• #21

grubbyhands said:

I remember it as ,in something like the 98th minute, we had a goal kick and Kuszcak (sp) only had to blast it upfield and out of play but it fell to Bolton who scored Turned out 1-1.!st or 2nd season at the Amex.

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It was 2-2 - David N-Gog scored for Bolton - I can remember it well. But I think the ref let us kick off after and someone smashed the ball after the KO - so wasn't the last kick..

 

AZ Gull

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Chandler, AZ

• Sep 29, 2017

• #22

BRIGHT ON Q said:

Chelsea deserved it. What a player Hazard is.

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Graceland Memphis

• Sep 29, 2017

• #23

sheebo said:

It was 2-2 - David N-Gog scored for Bolton - I can remember it well. But I think the ref let us kick off after and someone smashed the ball after the KO - so wasn't the last kick..

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1-1 deffo. Bruno scored for us if I remember rightly.

 

Perkino

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Dec 11, 2009

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• Sep 29, 2017

• #24

There is probably somewhere near 1,000 kicks of the ball in a game so statistically it should happen every 20 years for a club but with 46 domestic games happening each week plus cup matches and European football I would be suprised to hear about it 2 or 3 times a year

 

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The Upper Library

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• Sep 29, 2017

• #25

Mark Barham in the late 80's - can't remember the opposition or the score but do remember it wasn't a mere consolation goal.


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Neville's Breakfast

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Oxton, Birkenhead

• Sep 29, 2017

• #26

Not quite the same thing (header not kick and was disallowed) but the Zico goal in the 1978 World Cup immediately springs to mind.