Top 50 Strange Moments in Football That Make Zero Sense

Whoops! Oh my goodness, what a flop from Robin Sedna! Can he recover? Good luck with taking the corner, Miljen Manhoef. The words written down on that piece of paper. But Eppeler on with instructions as Huddersfield try and plot a way back into this. I've stolen it away for a little luck. How cheeky is that? Cherou. Jones has slipped. Actually the second seemed to open up for the Frenchman. 1-1 for Ajax. Ouch! That's got to hurt. Andres Megg accidentally takes out a cameraman. Not a nice game against Weinstock. That's a new one. Here from Sutler 0-4 for Bent. It's the man in form who strikes the first throw. Obviously Niklas Moisander has been told to follow. Chicharito wherever he goes. To his left, Kalimouani to his right. And the referee is stopped in place. Bruh. And then proceeds to grab Clark's leg. Kropotkin's yellow for unsportsmanlike conduct for the leg grab. But forget that, I thought the tackle... Since it's an important game, a yellow card for Marcelo. Denis Petau has received the sage. And involuntarily, he steals the referee's card. Who gives him a card. Oh! Oh what on earth has happened there? Oh my goodness me, Jair Fernandes. He's unhappy with his strapping. The referee's talking to somebody about something. Chelsea trying to get on with the game. Just short of the hour mark. It's worth just watching. Then we can digest it. Yes, your eyes have not deceived you. Yes! Kropotkin makes a last gasp defensive clearance against his own team. Is that the rough salt of the Cameroonians' wounds? Confirmation, it didn't. Bruh. Ball again for Sanchez. Ball in. Lukaku is alone. The shot. The save. It's a goal, it's a goal, it's a goal, it's a goal, it's a goal. Luka, Luka, Luka, Lukaku. 2-1. Ball. Oh. Oh my goodness. We've seen this picture before, haven't we? Piotr, Piotr. There might be a break on now from Bristol City. Look how nice. Riding on the back. Full of affection. That is... A reputation is one thing, but here and now, something else. Lukasz Srodecki's third-minute handball outside the box was the earliest dismissal of a goalkeeper in Bundesliga history. Austrian international Heinz Lindner, with little time to warm up, was therefore thrown into the spotlight. The match is over, dear viewers. The youth team, 3-0. Zagreb 4-1. The result of 90 minutes. By the way, Murat Cem Akpınar, with the excellence of the match... Possibly giving away a free-kick there, but I think the ref... OK. Referee's called down. He wants a free-kick. Christian Streich. Long ball. Now it was there. What? Where is the keeper? Where is the goalkeeper? Mark Flacken is non-existent. Maybe he thought his team were leading. In this moment, when you have played a foul and you really want the ball back. And a free-kick. For that, you have to change your sport and you have to train on grass. The match didn't take place in an amateur league, but in the first league of Norway. In the game, Tromso Uell against Sande Fjord. 15th against 9th, the Spaniard Pomo Rea... And now it's a goal! It's an incredible goal. It's a great goal. Nice things! Gasser with the corner. Inside! He does make his mark. Kiesling gets his goal. And Violet-McCousin lead 2-0. This is a man that has scored double figures. Easy! Nope. It's unbelievable. Schuurs can still save it. What a mistake. What a great pass from Per Schuurs. But yes, Joshua Zirkzee, he thought he had a lot of time. What will he do? It's not possible! That is a wonderful chance for the away side. And Jan Vula knows it as well. He drags the ball across the face of the Holstein-Kiel girl. This is absolutely crazy. I doubt... He's there! Goes all the way in! The wind of change has blown through Hewish Park. And Leeds United have turned it around.