Has a player ever hugged the opposing goalkeeper after scoring a goal?

I remember one time when Zilavert scored a penalty, ran back, and suddenly remembered and turned back and hugged the opposing goalkeeper as a sign of comfort, hehe.

There will be a suspicion of "Infernal Affairs" ......

I don't think it's good, hehe!

World Cup goalkeeper talent determines goalkeeper level! At the 2022 Qatar World Cup, before the first round of the group stage was played, many national team goalkeepers surprised the field with their "open" performance. The four gate gods turned the tide in the game, not only becoming a wall of sighs in the eyes of the opposing shooter, but even helping the team stage a good show of defeating the strong with the weak.

Saudi Arabia: Al-Owais made five saves against the mighty Pampas Eagles, playing for Leyard Crescent, Al-Owais, despite failing to save Messi's penalty in the first half. But in the second half, facing Argentina's luxurious forward line, his high and low blocks resolved the opponent's offensive again and again.

After Saudi Arabia won the overtake, Owais buried the iron-blooded defense between his teammates and built a great green wall. Owais made five saves in both halves and accidentally injured a team-mate in the "crazy" but ultimately helped the team create an Asian miracle. Japan:

Shuichi Gonda Eight saves from Shuichi Gonda were threatened by Eiji Kawashima and Daniel Schmidt in the competition for the Japanese side, but the start against Germany showed the trust Moriyasu placed in him. In the first half, a foul by Shuichi Gonda gave Germany a penalty. However, his superb four saves in the second half not only made up for it, but also stifled Germany's hopes of trying to equalize again and again, and helped the team to be crowned the light of Asia.

Shuichi Gonda is worth 500,000 euros, and this figure is bound to increase after this battle. Mexico: Ochoa has 2 savesOchoa is known as the "actor goalkeeper" of the World Cup, and his appearance is very similar to actor Wu Zhenyu.

Mexico faced Poland in the first round of the group stage, and the opponent had Lewandowski, a striker who won the European Golden Boot for two consecutive years. In the first half, Poland goalkeeper Szczesny made an eye-catching performance, while in the second half, Poland won a penalty after VAR stepped in. In the face of Lewandowski's goal, Ochoa accurately judged the right direction, so that Lewandowski's World Cup goal tally remained at 0, and finally allowed Mexico to get a valuable point.

Belgium: Thibaut Courtois made three saves in the first round against Canada, with Belgium awarded a penalty in the ninth minute. In the face of Alphonso Davies' penalty, Courtois judged correctly and forcefully denied the goal.

Then in the melee, he struck again, blocking Canada's close-range strike with his right foot. In the game, Courtois was also comfortable with the Canadian player's shot from a tight angle, and eventually helped Belgium win and keep a clean sheet.

Of course not, otherwise you will be sent off with a red card.

No, you will be given a red card.

No, that's not right.

Olympic shooting competitions can also kill opponents, regardless of how many rings they have hit. It's the champion, because there's only one person left.

In the same way, the 4*100-meter relay can also find 4 baseball chain pickers to throw the baton forward, so that it is faster than Zhizhao Chong, and the United States has won many championships in this way.

I said it wasn't football.

1. There is an opposing player behind the goalkeeper who is offside and will be shown a yellow card.

2. Mainly look at the area, in the second half of the field, behind the opponent's goalkeeper, this is not the source of offside.

3. In the opponent's half, it is not considered offside when there are still opposing players behind the goalkeeper and behind the goalkeeper.

4. Behind the opponent's goalkeeper, there are no other players on the opponent's side, and now behind the opponent's goalkeeper, this is offside. Even if you score a soccer ball, it doesn't count as a goal, and you will be shown a yellow card for blindness.

Summary. In football, a player passes the ball back to the goalkeeper, and the goalkeeper cannot catch it with his hands.

The goalkeeper can't use his hands to catch the throw-in ball thrown by his own team, nor can he use his hands to receive the ball that his team members deliberately return with their feet, whether it is a low ball or a high ball, even if it is a high return pass directly in the opponent's half, it is obvious to pass back to the goalkeeper's ball, if the goal is the goalkeeper, you can't use your hands.

If the player in front of him is a big foot or a low flat pass to his defender, and the ball leaks due to the defender's mistake instead of intentionally leaking, he can catch it with his hand, because there is an indirect in the middle, and it is not allowed to hold the ball with his hand after receiving it with his foot. Players can use their hands to catch the ball with their hands on the return pass above the thigh.

In addition, after the goalkeeper receives the ball with his hand (whether it is his own return pass or the opponent's pass or shot), if the goalkeeper puts the ball on the ground, he cannot pick it up again, he must kick it out with his foot, no matter how dangerous it is, and he cannot pick it up again, otherwise it will be regarded as a foul and an indirect free kick in the penalty area will be awarded.

The opposing goalkeeper can score the opponent's ball or not.

Of course you can catch it, the goalkeeper can take the ball from anyone.

In football, the player passes the ball back to the goalkeeper, the goalkeeper can not use his hand to catch the goalkeeper can not use his hand to catch the throw-in thrown by his own team, nor can he use his hand to receive the ball deliberately returned by the player of his own side with his feet, whether it is a low flat ball or a high ball, even if it is a high return pass directly in the opponent's half, it is obvious to return the goalkeeper's ball, if the goal is the goalkeeper, you can not use your hand to use your hand. If the player in front of him is a big foot or a low pass back to his defender, and the state sells the ball and the defender's mistake causes the leak instead of deliberately leaking the ball, you can catch it with your hand, because there is an indirect in the middle, and it is not allowed to hold the ball with your hand after receiving it with your foot. Players can use their hands to catch the ball with their hands on the return pass above the thigh.

In addition, after the goalkeeper receives the ball with his hand (whether it is his own return pass or the opponent's pass or shot), if the goalkeeper puts the ball on the ground, he cannot pick it up again, he must kick it out with his foot, no matter how dangerous it is, and he cannot pick it up again, otherwise it will be regarded as a foul and an indirect free kick in the penalty area will be awarded.

Yes, if a teammate is clearing or heading back, you can directly use your hands to catch it

It should be possible, I often see some goalkeepers do this in order to waste the energy of the opposing striker.

If it's an intentional return pass with feet, the goalkeeper must not take it with his hands! It doesn't matter if the goalkeeper has stopped the ball with his foot before.

The header can be returned with the foot, and it cannot be held when the ball is returned.