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Top 10 Goals

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12 November 2014

By NEBeep

There are countless goals scored in football around the world every week. Some caught on camera and some not. Here at the b**P offices we managed to compile a list of 10 of our favourite goals of all time for you to feast your eyes upon. Check them all out in their glory below.

 

David Silva’s amazing team goal

This goal was simply amazing, due to the 41 passes and neat finish through the legs of the Scottish goalkeeper.

 

Pappis Cisse

Pappis Cisse’s goal whilst playing for Newcastle against high flying Chelsea was sublime, defying many laws of physics.

 

Man United team goal

Manchester United’s goal was awesome, it consisted of 39 passes before Ashley Young placed it in the corner.

 

Ben Arfa

Ben Arfa’s individual solo goal was unbelievable. He showed skill, strength and determination to skip past multiple players before calmly sliding under the onrushing keeper.

 

Gareth Bale

Bale’s goal wasn’t only good due to the fact he showed immense pace, strength and ability to keep calm in such as big match, it was a winner in the Copa Del Rey final against arch rivals Barcelona FC.

 

Lionel Messi

Messi’s Goal was similar to Ben Arfa’s goal but Messi took on more players whilst running at speed and simply refusing to go to ground.

 

Arjen Robben

Robben showed what he is all about in this goal as he turned the Schalke defense inside out before a lovely finish in the top corner around a very good goalkeeper.

 

Jack Wilshere

Wilshere’s goal for Arsenal was a sublime one touch ball in a very tight space on the edge of the opponents box. The finish was just as good as the build up, as he pushed it past the keeper into the bottom corner.

 

Carlos Alberto (Arguably the best goal ever)

Alberto’s goal wasn’t only a great finish but the build up was amazing and it was the winner in the world cup final which is why it is arguably the best goal ever.

 

Wayne Rooney

Wayne Rooney’s overhead kick was fantastic. It was one of the best goals in the premier league.

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