Which country has the most own goals in the history of the World Cup

The 8 biggest own goals in football: Kaladze is not declining enough Liser made the classic Kaladze scored two own goals in the game against Italy, and the Milan defenders were annoyed afterwards, in fact, in football, own goal masters are not uncommon. Azerbaijani player Walter Hus, who died in 1937, even holds the own goal record.

8.Van Den Bouis.

Compared with him, Karadze also has to admit it. Ekron's Van Den Bouis scored an own hat-trick in a match that secured a 3-2 victory. Will he keep the match ball away after the game?

7.Chris Nicol.

There was a combination of angels and demons in the English league. In 1976, Chris Nicol not only scored twice for Villa in a game, but also scored two own goals to help Leicester equalize 2-2, and single-handedly scored all four goals in the game.

6.Reese. Although the total number of own goals contributed by Riser is only three, all of them are wonderful.

In the first leg of the 2007/08 Champions League semi-final, Reese's own goal "helped" Chelsea to a 1-1 exit from Anfield, and Liverpool were eliminated in the second leg. It was also one of the few "key goals" of Reese's career.

5.Carragher.

Carragher scored 11 goals in his career, but four of them came in own goals. What's even more interesting is that all four of them helped their opponents draw or win against Liverpool: two of them came in two separate games against Tottenham, helping their opponents win games at the time.

In Liverpool's 3-3 FA Cup final with West Ham United in 2006, Carragher's own goal went awry, but Liverpool won the game on penalties.

4.Issa. South Africa's Issa holds the record for the most own goals in a single World Cup game – scoring twice.

In the 1998 World Cup in France, Issa scored two own goals in a row in the group stage with France, and finally South Africa lost 0-3 to France.

3.Materazzi.

Materazzi is a goalscoring defender who scored 12 goals in one season for Perugia, the most of a Serie A defender that season. But his own goal ability should not be underestimated, the impatient Marco has scored a total of 5 free kicks in his career so far, including the midfield long-range free kick that "helped" Empoli to defeat Inter Milan, which can be called a classic in own goals.

2.Ayala.

Although he was the former captain of Argentina, Ayala is really a bit of a bad luck for Argentina. In the national team, all three own goals have been scored in important matches, including two in World Cup qualifying. In the 2007 Copa America final, Ayala's beautiful own goal sealed the victory for Brazil and eventually snatched the Copa America title that year.

1.Walter Hus.

The Azerbaijani player, born in 1888, is currently the player with the most own goals in history. In his career, he has scored 24 own goals.

According to the official record, the most own goals scored in a match were scored by an African Malagasy SOE League team, and the incident took place in the African Malagasy League.

On October 31, 2002, shortly after the start of the race, SOE's coach was ejected from the stands.

The SOE team was furious, and under the command of the coach in the stands, they kept shooting into their own goals to vent their anger.

The result is 149:0, and all of them are world records for own goals.

We can't even kick an own goal!

I think there are these. 1. In the 2018 World Cup Argentina vs Croatia (group stage) game, the Argentine goalkeeper had a serious short circuit in his brain when receiving a return pass from his teammates. As a result, there was a serious lack of height and accuracy, and it turned into a perfect assist for Rebic, who took advantage of the situation to score the first goal for Croatia.

At this time, all the Argentine players on and off the field were stunned, and the fans on the scene and in front of the TV were blinded, what happened just now? Caballero was left on his knees and patted the lawn. 2. In the 12th minute of the 2018 World Cup Japan vs Senegal (group stage) match, when Japanese goalkeeper Kawashima Eishiro saved Senegal's less dangerous shot, he happened to save the ball at the feet of the opponent's striker Mane, who knocked the ball into the net.

Despite qualifying for the group stage, demanding Japanese fans could not forgive Kawashima Eiji, saying that "he only deserves to go to the car wash". If Senegal defeats Japan 2-1 because of this goal, and Japan fails to qualify, Kawashima may even have a luxury hope of washing the car.

3. 2002 World Cup England vs Brazil (1 4 finals) This is a battle in which Xiao Luo is really known by the world. 35 meters away, a free kick, the football crossed a strange arc in the air and flew into the net. The 38-year-old He-Man was unprepared for this.

Years later, he kept saying it was a cross, a cross that was wrong. Fourth, in the 2002 World Cup Germany vs Brazil (final) Kahn's finger was injured due to a collision, and 3 minutes later, Rivaldo attacked the goal vigorously, Kahn made a mistake in the save, and Ronaldo, who was inserted at high speed, scored with a supplementary shot. In fact, Germany's No. 5 LaMello, who defended Ronaldo, was also responsible, but he seemed to be taking a walk at the time.

As a special way of scoring goals, own goals have two sides: on the one hand, the players who scored the own goals must be very sad and blame themselves, on the other hand, the process of many own goals is hilarious, and it has also become an alternative classic that fans talk about.

One of the hallmarks of own goals is their entertaining nature, and these goals are also a regular in football's funny highlights. Many own goals are imaginative and artistic, even more exciting than some regular goals.

1.The spookiest own goal.

In 2013, a match of the men's football team in the National Games was played by the host Liaoning team against the Xinjiang team. In the 62nd minute of the game, four players of the Xinjiang team made mistakes one after another and hit the ball into their own goal.

This own goal is the perfect combination of an "epic" clearance, an "epic" barb and an "epic" save, and you may not even understand how you are kicked into the ...... of the goal

2.The most "nonsensical" own goal.

Among the veteran fan base, Japanese goalkeeper Yuta Minami is certainly not an unfamiliar name. But the way he became famous was not to be selected for the national team, win the Asian Cup, and go to the top of his life, but ......An own goal. Without any interference, Nan Yuta unexpectedly threw the ball backwards and threw it directly into his own door.

3.The most helpless own goal.

In the 6th round of the 2002-2003 Premier League season, Aston Villa lost 0-3 to Birmingham.

In the 77th minute of the game, Aston Villa defender Melberg threw a throw-in to goalkeeper Enkelman at the back, however, Enkelmann did not notice the ball flying from the touchline and leaked the ball into the door in a panic. The referee on duty believes that Enkelmann has touched the ball and the goal counts as an own goal.

From Melberg's throwing the ball to the ball rolling into the net, Enkelmann probably didn't understand what was going on, he just held his head in frustration and even forgot to appeal to the referee ......

4.The most calm own goal.

A key match in the 2016-2017 Eredivisie season, PSV Eindhoven vs. Feyenoord. Towards the end of the game, Feyenoord flicked their heads and PSV Eindhoven goalkeeper Zot pressed the ball on the goal line.

At this time, the ball was only about 1 cm away from crossing the goal line, and the three teammates next to him hurriedly signaled to the referee: The ball did not cross the line and could not be counted as a goal. However, Zotte seemed confident, and he took advantage of a "monkey to catch the moon" and scooped the ball into his arms.

An own goal was born in this way, ......