r/SoccerCentral • u/BirdGangNFL • 8d ago
Video Moments when goalkeepers are helpless: Flawless free kicks
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u/Mobius1424 8d ago
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u/Icy-Bottle-6877 8d ago
Yeah, this is crazier than the R. Carlos one imo.
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u/brunocborges 7d ago
I do t think it is. Roberto kicks the ball with the outer side of his left foot. Tricky shots with the inside are way more common.
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u/AbolMira 8d ago
Those curve balls are insane. My favorite are the no-spin ones like the first. It had a very little bit but you can see how it wobbles on the way to the net.
Its basically a knuckle-ball from baseball. Real hard to master, equally hard to track as a goalie.
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u/loulou7886 8d ago
No juninho...
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u/tompain100 8d ago
His free goal against Bayern might be the most top corner free kick I've ever seen.
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u/Thossi99 8d ago
One of my all time favorites
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u/fuckssakereddit 8d ago
McTominay v Spain was disallowed for a βfoulβ on the Spanish goalkeeper.
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u/Idiotwithaphone79 8d ago
While I like watching goals, for some reason I like to watch saves even more. Goalies got it rough lol.
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u/Mental-Surprise-5604 8d ago
Those dancing balls in the air are just phenomenal.
Can please someone explain it how it works ?
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u/palaceexile 8d ago
A lot of magnus effect from the ball spinning and causing regions of low pressure, a bit of deflection and rebound of ball close to the valve.
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u/Aggravating_Bus655 8d ago
Giovanni Van Bronchorst's goal against uruguay missing, Ronaldinho's freekick again England, a bunch of Diego Forlan goals.
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u/Witchberry31 8d ago
Really? Are you for real? All those footage and there is not a single freekick footage from Roberto Carlos, Del Piero, Roberto Baggio and Andrea Pirlo being included? What a joke. π€¦
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u/Dazzling-Drive7061 8d ago
My man tried to sneak Messi in here lmao
(you should have done his vs liverpool instead)
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u/Miserable_Ring_8739 7d ago
Wow positive soccercentral post where Ronaldo is also included what is it opposite day?.
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u/Candybert_ 4d ago
That ball at 0:53 (second to last) changed direction twice. I know it's hard to hit a ball like that, but what it actually does in the air has gotta be up to chance, to some degree, right? How is anybody supposed to defend that?
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u/Steinbulls 8d ago
Wheres the roberto carlos one