For the classic goals of the World Cup, everyone can count them. These hall-level goals, there are several people in a row, there are powerful long-range shots, there are upside down golden hooks, there are team goals, each wonderful, each has its own advantages. However, in the same World Cup, there are two very similar world wave goals, which is very rare. So, do you remember such an example?
2006 World Cup – Jokle and Maxi Rodriguez
The 2006 World Cup had a lot of classic goals. Two of them were impressive because the two goals were not only wonderful, but also very similar in every way.
The first was the group stage between England and Sweden, with Jokol scoring a powerful volley. When Jokol got the falling ball in front of the penalty area, he stopped the ball on his chest, and then followed by a powerful shot, the ball was hoisted into the dead corner of the goal and smashed into the goal.
The ball can be defined as either a long-range shot, a vigorous thrust, or a one-foot shot. Whether it is the choice of footwork or the pure look and feel, it is almost a perfect score.
The second was a stunning shot by Rodriguez in overtime in the quarter-finals between Argentina and Mexico. At that time, Rodriguez received a long pass from his teammate on the right side of the arc of the penalty area, and he also stopped the ball on his chest, and before the ball landed, he shot hard, and the ball also flew into the dead corner, pronouncing the death penalty of the Mexican team.
It is indeed incredible that two similar goals of such a wonderful match actually occurred in the same World Cup.
2006 World Cup – Torres and Cambiasso
In fact, these two goals, Torres and Cambiasso only play the role of the finisher, the essence of these two goals is not the goal scorer, but in a series of cooperation between them.
In the Spanish-Ukrainian match, the matadors played hi and suddenly played teamwork. Puyol made a successful steal in midfield, made a series of exquisite passes with his teammates, and then came to the left side of the box and gave the ball to Torres, who inserted the ball in the box, who stepped on it. The whole process of scoring goals was completed in one go, allowing people to appreciate the delicacy and precision of Spanish football.
In the match between Argentina and Serbia, the team goals of the Blue and White Are even more exciting. Argentina has fallen backwards more than twenty times in a row, during which time Seihe has never touched the ball. Argentina then suddenly picked up speed, cooperating continuously at the front of the penalty area, and finally Crespo slammed the ball on his back to Cambiasso, who did not drag the mud and water, and completed the final blow with one foot.
Both goals are classic team goals in World Cup history, and the interval between the two goals is less than a week.
2018 World Cup – Nacho and Pavard
Spain and Portugal played a groundbreaking 3:3 in the 2018 World Cup group stage, and such a classic game is naturally indispensable to classic goals. One of the most brilliant goals came from Nacho.
At that time, the two teams were in a scuffle in the Portuguese penalty area, and the ball came to Nacho's feet by mistake, and Nacho did not adjust at all, shooting hard and pumping the ball into the goal. The ball is very sudden and also very bold.
In the quarter-finals, France's match against Argentina was even more exciting, and there was a Nacho-esque goal in this match. Pavard's position, and the timing of the ball, was almost the same as Thatchó's, and the powerful shot he played on the outside of his foot seemed to be more exciting than Nacho's. The post-match goal was even named the best goal of that World Cup.
Are there any similar examples? You are welcome to add.