How hard is a free kick in football? Who has taken the best free kick in football history?

Free kicks are very easy to score from the viewer's point of view, and that's because the terrain looks small on the screen. And if you want to score a free kick, you must first avoid the opposing player, and then the opposing goalkeeper. Strength, as well as angle, are very important.

It's very difficult to do in practice.

If you want to send a free kick in football, you must go around the human wall and the opponent's goalkeeper, avoid the goal post and goal frame while maintaining the direction of your central axis foot, and the arc and strength must be appropriate, which is very difficult.

It's very difficult to take a free-kick in the middle of the pitch. Unless it has the strength of Ronaldo and Messi, it is possible.

Official match free kick goal rankings:

First, Juninho Jr. 77 goals (Grandmaster of Deciduous Balls).

Second, Pele 70 goals.

Third, Ronaldinho 66 goals.

Fourth, Lerota ranked fifth with 66 goals (former Argentine footballer) and David Beckham with 65 goals.

Sixth, Maradona 62 goals.

Seventh, Zico 62 goals.

Eighth, Coman 60 goals (legendary Dutch defender).

Ninth, Carioca 59 goals (former Brazilian footballer).

Tenth, Saini's 59 goals (the goalkeeper who scored the most free kicks in history) are all here, and those who did not make the top 10 are not qualified to be the best in history.

If you want to say who is the best free kick in football history, I am afraid that it will be compared. Because there are many players who take free kicks with different characteristics, such as Carlos's heavy artillery bombardment, such as Juninho's elevator free kick, and Xiaobei's arc free kick, these three have their own advantages and similarities. It is not said who is better than whom, who is worse than whom.

If you put aside these technical characteristics, compared to accuracy, then I think Xiaobei beats Carlos and Juninho Jr., if it is compared to strength, then I think Carlos is completely explosive Xiaobei! If you want to be more direct than the ball without turning the S-shape, then Juninho Jr. is the first person, so it is obviously unprofessional to ask this question. You should ask "the highest free-kick hit percentage in football history, not who has the best free-kick percentage!"

Then I think I'm good at free kicks, I can score 9 out of 10 kicks! Okay! My free kick is great, but I haven't been s***ed.

So the three have their own characteristics, including Recoba, Mihajlovich, and Ronaldo, all of whom are free kick masters.

Carlos, look at this, you can blow it for a lifetime. Jump as high as you can, go around the wall, and get into the net. Because those who are higher than the human wall have no chance to stop. So this should be said to be the first free kick in history.

Pele (Brazil).Zico (Brazil).Platini (France).

Maradona (Argentina).Koeman (Netherlands).Carlos (Brazil).

Juninho Jr. (Brazil).David Beckham (England).Ronaldo Jr. (Brazil), etc.

There are two types of free kicks: direct free kicks and indirect free kicks.

Set pieces include free kicks, but also goal kicks, corner kicks, penalties and centre circle kicks.

Whether a direct or indirect free kick is taken, the ball must be set and the kicker must not touch the ball again until it has been touched by other players.

Direct free kick.

If a direct free kick is kicked directly into the opponent's goal, it is considered a score.

If a direct free kick is taken directly into your own goal, a corner kick is awarded to the opponent.

Indirect Free Kick SignalsWhen the referee awards an indirect free kick, he or she should raise one arm above his head and hold this position until the ball is touched by another player or becomes a dead ball.

The goal is scored only if the ball touches another player before it reaches the goal.

If an indirect free kick is kicked directly into the opponent's goal, it is awarded a goal kick;

If an indirect free kick is taken directly into your own goal, a corner kick is awarded.

FootballA free kick is a way to restart the game after a foul has occurred in a soccer (or handball) match.

There are two types of free kicks: direct free kicks (the kicker can shoot the ball directly into the fouling team's goal to score) and indirect free kicks (the kicker cannot score a direct shot, the ball must be kicked or touched by another player before entering the goal).

FIFA's latest rules are that a foam spray is used to delineate the position of the ball and the position of the human wall after a free kick is awarded, and the free kick is delivered by touching the ball with your hands and then kicking the ball after the referee's whistle.

Ways to practice free-kick attacking tactics:

1. 1 penalty taker, 2 to 3 people line the wall, 1 goalkeeper, the penalty taker practice, kick the inside arc or side downspin inside the arc ball to shoot.

2. Add 3 offensive outflanking players, the defenders are the same as above, and the penalty players pass the ball to the front, middle and back three points, and the outflanking players grab the point to shoot.

3. There are 6 offensive players, 2 free throw players, 4 people are distributed in the free throw area, and 4 defenders are added to defend the offensive players in the free throw area. Practice passing 3 points in front of goal, requiring offense and defense to fight for each other. It is also possible to practice the penalty team player using the outside of the wall to break through the cross, and the middle player to outflank the point and shoot the goal.

Fourth, after the team members master the technical essentials, they can further practice. Arrange 9 offensive players and 11 defenders, and set the free throw points in different positions on the side of the free throw area, carry out passing or direct shooting practice, and match the actual confrontation according to the specified number or time.

5. Switch the free throw to the other side and practice the fourth way above.