One Way to Double Your Chances of Scoring

October 9th, 2006 | By: Trent | 2 Comments »

LDU Quito used the ol’ two-balls-on-the-pitch trick against Deportivo Quito in its recent 2-1 victory in Ecuador’s capital derby. Courtesy of Bob of The Offside, enjoy:

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By rone | October 10th, 2006 at 12:00 am

It doesn’t look like the ball goes out in that shot, but a pro should never hang around and complain. Still, nice job by Murillo to put that corner kick right on Tin’s head. As ever, Ecuador refs are an adventure at best.

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By diegol | October 17th, 2006 at 8:45 pm

Well, if you read the FIFA reglament (new one) right before the world cup, The FIFA passed a law that says, if a second ball is in the field by a player,or somebody from the bench throw a ball in the field, the game will “not” be suspended.
In the past, that’s what some teams did so they can buy some time,’til the game is over, interfiering the game itself.
The referee did the right thing…Let the ball roll.
The goalkeeper deserves a red card for keeping the ball in his hands after the referee order the corner kick!
It’s a legal GOAL!

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