"Thor" Alisson's head hammer attacked like a bolt of lightning, illuminating the hawthorn pitch.
In the 95th minute of injury time, Alisson's header helped Liverpool beat West Brom, making a great contribution to the Reds' bid for champions League entry. With this goal, the Brazilian goalkeeper became the sixth goalkeeper to score in the Premier League and the first to score a deadly goal.
In the Premier League, goalkeepers score goals are rare, but we look at the world, there are not a few goalkeepers who can score goals, some can even be called goal demons, today we will take a look at these goalkeepers who "have a forward heart".
<h1>Madman Goalkeeper: Iquita</h1>
The "Scorpion Tail Swing" save must be familiar to everyone, and the person who guards the goal in this bizarre way is also famous, he is the legendary Colombian goalkeeper Iquita. In 1995, "Mad Goalkeeper" Iquita staged this classic move against England, shutting out Redknapp's shot.
René Iquita is a Colombian footballer who, although he is a goalkeeper on the pitch, sometimes crosses the ball out of the box during the game, and even goes to the midfield to launch an attack, coupled with a long messy hair, so he is known as a "madman".
In addition to using this kind of juggling action, Iquita also has a good ability, he has saved 4 penalties in the 1989 Copa Libertadores final, and he has scored 1 in person; later in the Toyota Cup, he has continuously swung past the Gurlitt and Rijkaard, a goalkeeper who passed two master midfielders, which is definitely an unprecedented feat.
Iquita, who has a relatively delicate footwork, and a good set-piece kung fu, is not a problem with saving points, and shooting penalties is not a problem, and by the time he announced his retirement in 2010, he had scored a total of 41 goals (including 38 penalties and 3 free kicks), which exceeded most unknown strikers. With this result, the Colombian became the fifth in the history of goalkeeper goalkeepers.
But these more than forty goals could not hide the memory of his famous mistakes, and the "playing with fire" in the quarter-finals of the 1990 World Cup made the fans remember it. At that time, Iquita was receiving a return pass from his teammate and was ready to habitually buckle the opposing striker, but was recognized by the "old fritter" Mira, and the Cameroonian uncle easily broke the ball and broke the goal, so Colombia was eliminated.
<h1>Free kick hat-trick: Chilawite</h1>
Among the South American goalkeeper goal-scoring maniacs, Iquita is not the strongest.
Paraguay Goal Magic Lavet is the master of free kicks in the position of goalkeeper, he has long been the captain of the Paraguayan country, is the key link in the concrete defense line of the "South American Italian team", once the big team faced Paraguay was a headache, not only because of their defensive tenacity, but also because once they got the free kick, Chilawite could create a great threat, not only in the 98 World Cup, not only clean sheets, but also almost staged a good play of arbitrarily breaking the Bulgarian goal.
The Paraguayan goalkeeper has been named the best goalkeeper in South America of the 20th century by FIFA, and he can both complete the goalkeeper's defensive tasks and score free kicks, and Chiravit scored 67 goals in the official competitions of his career, which is a remarkable achievement.
'In the days when defensive strikers were not yet prevalent, he was already the strongest offensive goalkeeper in the world."
Chilawite not only has excellent save skills, but also has a range of activities as large as the entire half of his own side, and the fans really have no apt adjectives, so they have to call him "free man in the backcourt". Excellent free kick and penalty skills, let Chilawet lead the way. In the goalkeeper lineup of the big clubs of the same era, Chilawite is definitely the one who scores the most goals.
Whenever he is in the main penalty position, the opposing goalkeeper is as nervous as facing mihajlovic, Beckham, Carlos, Junior Anderson and other free-kick masters.
Every time in the World Cup, once a team faces Chilawite, whether it is Bulgaria, Slovenia, or even Spain or Germany, it must pay tribute to Chilawite with a tall enough human wall, and perhaps the failure to break the goal with a free kick in the World Cup is his lifelong regret.
<h1>131 goals: Cheney</h1>
"Later, after I started working as a goalkeeper, I started paying attention to Cheney, and Cheney has been my idol ever since." Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson is blunt, he is a big fan of Cheney, and his good footwork also has the meaning of drawing closer to the legend.
Ederson is good at passing at the back and can also attack with a long pass, and Cheney is the goalkeeper who can score goals, as early as 2006, the Brazilian goalkeeper scored more goals than Chilawite. By 2015, the man had scored 131 goals in his entire career, jaw-dropping.
Cheney is known as the "gloved Ronaldo" and he deserves that nickname, at least when it comes to goalkeeper goals. In 2005, Cheney scored 21 goals in a single season to rank second in the top scorer list, which was definitely a rare thing for goalkeepers at that time, but it was a common thing for Cheney, his full moon curved knife skills are extremely strong, it can be said that in front of his own goal, in front of the opponent's goal, Cheney can threaten opponents.
Cheney was Brazil's number three goalkeeper at the 2002 Fifac world cup, and he had few chances to perform on the national team and had never been to Europe, while in his home team, São Paulo, he became legendary with 126 appearances.
He dedicated his entire 22-year career to São Paulo, Brazil, winning several Brazilian National League titles, São Paulo State Championships, Copa Libertadores, Copa Libertadores, Copa Libertadores, Copa Copa Nations, etc., and also won the 1997 Confederations Cup and the 2002 World Cup with the team, with a total of 18 championship podiums.
<h1>Goalkeeper penalty taker: Boot</h1>
On 17 April 2004, Bayer Leverkusen took on Schalke 04 away, and a dramatic scene occurred in the 76th minute of the match:
The famous penalty shooter and pharmaceutical goalkeeper Boute calmly deceived the opposing goalkeeper into scoring a penalty, rewriting the score to 3-1.
After the goal, Butt was a bit drifty, on the way back to his own goal, he celebrated with his teammates for a little longer, Schalke players used the rules to quickly launch an attack, And Hank's hanging shot in midfield immediately pulled back a ball, pouring out Butt's "arrogance" with practical actions.
With this lesson in mind, Boot was much more cautious afterwards, and in the following games he simply celebrated or even did not celebrate after scoring a penalty, always running quickly back to his own goal, fearing that opponents would follow Hank's teachings.
Unlike goal-scoring goalkeepers in South America, there are not many goalkeepers in Europe who are good at scoring goals. The Germans are known for their rigor and conservatism, so the story of penalty shootout Butt is even more valuable.
The peak of Bout's career was in the 2001–02 season, when he followed Bayer Leverkusen to a runner-up in the Bundesliga, a runner-up in the German Cup and a runner-up in the Champions League, and that summer he also followed Germany to a World Cup runner-up, becoming a veritable "four-runner-up".
From the goalkeeper's technical point of view, the "German penalty goalkeeper" at the peak of the moment is only the level of the main player in the Bundesliga, the third substitute of the national team, and even often has inexplicable departures and mistakes, but Boot is definitely the most famous penalty first goalkeeper, in the Bayer Leverkusen era Boot was once the team's first penalty shootout, and 32 career goals are very rare among European goalkeepers.
Bout even scored his third goal in the Champions League. Interestingly, Boot scored three goals for Hamburg, Bayern and all three against Juventus, with the old woman crying in the toilet and having been scored three times by a goalkeeper.