What s the most beautiful own goal of all time?

Wang Liang's weird oolong is the most beautiful!

I think there are a lot of beautiful own goals.

But in Risser, I think it's the most beautiful

In the friendly match between the national pig and France, a player surnamed Wang blasted a volley and rotated the leaf ball to hang in the dead corner of his door.

Japan's goalkeeper Yuta Minami.

I wanted to throw the ball to my teammates, but I threw it directly into my own goal.

What a garbage of garbage!

I remember in the Premier League, that player later had a dedicated team-mate to target him.

Top 10 own goals in the world: Jankulovski, Maldini, Negro, Wang Liang, Jeremes, Ruwen, Andres Escobar, Dunn, Lauren, Enkelman.

1. Jankulovsky.

There was also an own goal in a match between Milan and Udinese, both teams were about the same strength, and they were always tied in the game, after the first half of the draw, the two sides were also deadlocked in the second half, and then Jankulovski accidentally brought the ball into his own goal, so he lost points, and later also opened the score because of this own goal ratio.

2. Maldini.

In the course of the Serie A game, AC Milan was originally leading the game, and later in the process of passing, Milan captain Maldini accidentally touched his own goal in the process of clearing the opponent's ball, so it was ten, and the opponent and their own team's score were tied, which was also a well-known own goal in the football world.

3. Negro.

In the 2001 Rome derby, Nagel also proposed an own goal, Nagel kicked the ball into the corner of his goal in the football game, and also broke the stalemate in the situation of two pairs of stalemate, but caused his team to lose points, which also had a big impact on Negro, the own goal of this ball game is also known as one of the top ten own goals in the world.

Does an own goal count as a score?

Own goals count as points, but must be counted in the opponent's score. In football, an own goal means that a player of his team hits the ball by mistake and kicks it into his own goal, and the score of this goal will also be counted in the total points of the opponent. Own goals are generally divided into two situations, where the shooter has the goal and the defender touches the ball and refracts into the net.

The "own goal" in English is very similar to the pronunciation of the oolong in Cantonese, so it is called an own goal, which refers to the fact that on the football field, the player mistakenly hit the ball and kicked the ball into his own goal, helping the opponent score points!

"Own goal" is derived from the English word "own goal", which means "the goal that goes into the goal", and Hong Kong fans call it "own goal" based on the pronunciation of this word. "Self-swinging oolong" is the idiom of oolong ball, which originates from a folklore in Guangdong: when there is a long drought, people pray for the green dragon to rain down nectar to nourish all things, who knows, the green dragon has not arrived, the oolong appeared, but brought disaster to people.

"Swing oolong" is quoted on the football field, which refers to the fact that the player of his own side hits the ball by mistake and gets the ball into his own door, not only does not score, but loses points, which is very consistent with the theme of folklore. The high-risk group for 'own goals' should belong to defenders and goalkeepers, as they are the closest players to their own goal, and of course, when defending the opposition's set-pieces, the forwards or midfielders who are kind enough to return to the defense are also very self-defeating. Oolongs are everywhere, anything is possible, for suspenseful football matches, the well-timed own goal is just like the fresh MSG to feast the eyes of fans, but for the players who accidentally concocted that black trajectory, they are very likely to pay a heavy price for their momentary negligence.