Is it easy for strikers to score own goals too?

The odds are not high, and you may score when defending corners.

For example, two or three years ago, Manchester United striker Haha scored twice in a game and in the end United drew 1-1 because one of them scored an own goal.

Not easy, but possible.

When involved in defending in front of goal, especially from corners.

Yes. When participating in the defense of a corner kick free kick.

This is a very untechnical question!

What is easy and what is not easy?

Is it easy for defenders to get in?

Scoring an own goal is not subjectively controllable!

Probably the Chinese striker is easier.

I remember that in the Chinese Super League, there seems to be a striker who scored two goals in a game, and one of them was an own goal.

This question is boring, I don't know why the network administrator still sends such a question? Or this is a question that people who basically don't understand football come up with in their heads; Another question that equates to this is: Is it easy to get hit by a car while sitting at home?

You say it's not easy? It's certainly not easy, but it's possible, of course it's possible!

Not easy, but possible.

It's hard to say! Possible in every location!

China National Youth Toulon Cup vs France.

Gao Lin has entered one.

06 World Cup Mexico vs Argentina.

Mexico's Jorgotti Jorgotti slotted the ball into the back of the net when defending Crespo and Reyes also scored one against Chelsea when he joined Arsenal

When Hasselbaink was at Myburgh, he headed the ball into his own net from a defensive corner.

In the 06 World Cup, Mexican striker Borgdi scored an own goal against Argentina.

In the semifinals of the Toulon Cup, Chinese Olympic striker Gao Lin scored an own goal when he returned to defense.

Vieri! I've been in Gao Lin, I've been in Borgoti.

Reyes also went in.

The specialty of the ball bully Li Yi.

This answer is the best.

If an attacking player shoots or passes the ball and the defender unconsciously touches the ball and scores the ball, then the ball is still considered an attacking player.

Conversely, if the defending player consciously blocks the ball but scores when the attacking player shoots or passes the ball, the goal is an own goal and is counted as scored by the defender. But an own goal doesn't count as a goalscorer.

From a linguistic point of view, the origin of the own goal is about this:

English"own goal"(the ball that goes into the goal) with Cantonese"Oolong"The pronunciation of the word is similar to that of Cantonese"Oolong"Yes"Mistaken、Uriba Tu"and so on, about the last century.

In the 60s and 70s, Hong Kong journalists began to report on it"Oolong"to translate"own goal"。Refers to a situation in soccer or other ball games where a team sends the ball into their own scoring area and the opponent scores so that the scorer is the defending player instead of the attacking player. Most commonly in soccer matches, when a defending player mistakenly shoots a ball into his own goal, the goal is mostly considered an own goal.

No, the own goal is counted on the player who played the own goal.

No, it's the one who counts as an oolong.

Due to the fierce competition between players on both sides in the game, the soccer ball often has its own defenders before entering the goal. There are two types of situations in which the football enters the goal after being touched by the defender's body: first, in the attack of the opposing player, the defender takes the initiative to fall to the ground and tackle, jumps up to fight for the header in an attempt to disrupt the opponent's attack, but the ball unexpectedly enters his own goal; Second, in the attack of the opposing player, the defender does not make any defensive moves and passively touches the opponent's pass or shot, causing the ball to enter his own goal.

In both cases, only the goal in the first case is considered an own goal, and in the second case, the goal should be credited to the attacking player.

No, it's on the oolong guy.

It's not cool, it's lonely...

Unless he scored 10 in that game.

So the oolong may have what you mean.

Otherwise, it's cerebral palsy.

If he wants to be assassinated, he can be cool.

That's what a striker with a bad brain thinks.

He doesn't have GPS satellite positioning in his brain...

No Evidence Seriously, a lot of strikers have own goals.

I'm also a lot of amateurs, with an average of two per game.

There was a baby in our class who also scored an own goal, and at the last moment, we were two points behind, and what was even funnier was that he was still cheering, and everyone looked at him, and he reacted and slapped himself twice directly in front of so many people. I guess I wanted to equalize too much, and I hurried to the basket when I saw that no one was defending.

Too nervous or too relaxed.,But,I think this question may only be answered by this comrade who scored an own goal.,In addition,This seems to be a football Q&A area.,You're also an oolong.。。。

Because of a mistake by a player or intentionally helping the opponent, the ball went into his own goal.

I didn't get used to the change of scenes, so I comforted him.

Too nervous to tell the direction.

He was too nervous, or took the money, hehe.

It seems that his sense of direction is not very good! At least I haven't seen an own goal that has been scored by a breakthrough.

Because he wants you to be curious about it.

The athlete was overheaded.

In the second half, both teams returned to the court.

Yes, maybe you're fighting for the ball and you're accidentally kicking the ball towards your own goal.

Discuss something.,I'm doing a task.,Can you use my answer?,Please.,Thank you.。

There have been a lot of own goals in this World Cup.

Surely, everyone makes mistakes.

Score an own goal: Drink cold water and stuff your teeth.

Opponent's goalkeeper: You can plug your teeth and drink cold water.

The opponent flipped over, the bromine of the goal was overturned, and the goalkeeper who scored the goal was angry.