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Barbados needed to win by two, but they were only up one. So instead of scoring in the traditional way they intentionally kicked in …
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This FIFA World Cup 1994’s video is titled Barbados intentionally scored an own goal to help them win by two thanks to a weird golden goal rule and credited to Secret Base. Viewing time is 00:05:35, enjoy our fellow FIFA World Cup fans!
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This video came from the comment section of one of the first episodes we did. So, thanks to all of you who have enjoyed this series. Think of it like the holiday present you didn't totally want but are fine with.
Way too many of these "overtime will help me" rules for it to be an accident anymore. Overtime should count as +/-0 for goal differential.
The Goalie for Barbados looks so confused when the player shot an own goal
I don’t understand why there was even extra time during group stage. I agree that this golden goal rule was weird, but I also feel that having extra time is also what compelled Barbados to score this own goal.
I don’t get why they went for the own goal with 7 minutes left. Should have waited until close to the end
The international own goal was too early. They could of kept trying to score up untill the 89 minute mark.
In the 2023 Rugby World Cup, happening now, we may have a similar situation next week due to some very poorly designed tie-breakers. Scotland will play Ireland in their final pool match. If Ireland should find themsleves 14 points behind in the late minutes, having scored at least four tries and Scotland having scored at least three, then Ireland would only be able to advance by scoring (eliminating Scotland) or surrendering (eliminating South Africa) a converted try. Of course rugby doesn't have anything like an own goal, but since Scotland wouldn't be eliminated by scoring again, they'd surely not decline the score.
It's extremely unlikely to play out this way (I think Ireland will control the game and the defenses will be tight) but it's within the realm of possibility.
I can’t believe this actually happened ?
If Grenada had either an ounce of intelligence or integrity the would have immediately conceded an own goal from the restart.
In the words of that guy who indirectly killed Whitney Houston- 2 can play that game ?
And technically, the people defending the opposite goal could use their hands and just give away a free kick on the other side of the field, and you cant score into your own goal from a free kick…
Why do they have extra-time in a group match? One-point for the draw is a cromulent rule.
Why are two Americans calling the sport "football," and pronouncing Grenada like that?
C'mon, get some video of the successful defense of both goals.
Wow that was insane but smart ?
This rule should have stayed. This seems so funny that one team is defending both sides and the other team is trying to score on either side ?
It is like the dream scenario for Harry Maguire
Why make videos if you don't understand the sport? Going 10 on 5 would be a terrible idea. As soon as the other team gets a chance, they just kick the ball all the way down to the opposite end of the field and play keep away for the remainng time.
This is why soccer is the worst.
United States of Murika
Oh boy… this match deserves a demential comedy movie.
Man Utd and Chelsea tactics explained, somebody made them believe that they got extra points for scoring golden goal if the score ties at full time.
They still can’t understand why the Referee and opposition players leave the pitch after full time and don’t play the extra time! ???
That explains why United and Chelsea are playing the way they are this season ???
why score an own goal at 83rd minute? that's so stupid
What kind of group game has extra time?
Amazing
Barbados players and the coach knew from the point the score was 2-1 that there last resort might be to do that. But they skillfully dragged it to the last minutes without giving any hints to Grenada players about their kamikaze move. And when it happened the timer was just too short for Grenada to realize that they can also score their own goal by 10v5-ing. Basically the shock was sudden with little time to react and devise a counter. Their main fault was playing loosely from the start thinking Barbados won't be able to advance most likely.
Crap. Ew.
That's actually genius and they deserved to win for it
I would not have guessed that this was their most viewed video. Goes to show how much Jon Bois documentaries get slept on
All Grenada had to do was get that ball close enough to the goalie for him to grab it and run into the net. Barbados definitely earned that one.
Title Gore. Jesus
this is hilarious af
It was not Fifa but Concaf dat changed the golden goal rule.
The one thing I don’t get is why Barbados scored the own goal with so much time left. Like why wouldn’t they just continue attacking Grenada’s net until the very end of regulation to try and go ahead by two. And then if they get down to the very end and still hadn’t scored, they could just make the own goal the. With a few seconds left to send it into overtime. That way the wouldn’t have given Grenada the opportunity to “respond”
can you please stop calling it 'soccer'
Everyone thinking about the goal rule…I wanna know WHY they went into extra time in a GROUP match instead of ending as a draw with a point on the table each
As for why they ever introduced the "golden goal counts double" rule, there were quite a lot of rule changes and experimentation in the 1990s including other variations on the "golden goal" (Euro 96 and World Cup 98), switching to three points for a win instead of two, changes (in domestic football) to restrictions on foreign players, changed rules around goalkeepers' movements and handling (passback rule introduced and two-steps rule scrapped)… it was the 90s ???
This video is a classic
How do we NOT have more footage of this amazing piece of sports history?
1:14 it’s weird though because normally gd is above head to head in tournaments, so Barbados should have been 2nd place, so I’m guessing only the first place team advanced ?
Great story; would’ve been better if Grenada had been pronounced correctly
What I find hilarious here is that Puerto Rico was the one team guaranteed to go on, despite being in second in their group going in!
if granada score own goal barbados would score own goal from kick off ….so was near imposible to granada avoid extra (gold) time
They screw it up again by changing entire uefa champions league system.