Goalkeeper refuses to get in net after referee makes a bad call | Things You Missed

Tied game, 90th minute, you win this, you get promoted to the first professional league in Bolivia. This is their secondary league. And we've got the Atletico team about to do that, but no, says Gustavo, the keeper. No again, he says. No a third time. Stuffed him three times in the box, but the official says, nope. illegal, penalty, and awards them a free kick. Today's episode of Things You Miss is brought to you by SeatGeek. And they say this argument about this call went on for 20 minutes of stoppage time, arguing about was it a penalty. They don't have VAR. They don't have a way to replay it. And he just sticks with his call. A great job by the keeper, Gustavo Tezanos. But everyone is like, yeah, great job. But it's all for naught if you give him a penalty kick. Now allegedly, Both teams got together and said, hey, it's not a penalty. Let's just, let's like, you know, boycott it together. I won't play goalie and you miss on purpose. And that's apparently what happened. But the ref's like, no, you got to get in goal. He's like, I can't stand over here. He's like, no, you got to get in goal. He's like, I'm over here. He's like, come on, dude. He's like, all right, you want me in goal? You want me to stand in the goal as the keeper during the penalty kick? How dare you? Well, fine, I will. Now, number nine comes up, shakes his hand. They seem like they're in agreement. Hey, man. Hey, this is crazy. Appreciate you. It shouldn't end like this. That's not how this match should end. And the keeper's like, I'm in the goal. Here I am. Not going to look. Okay. I'm on the line now. Here I am. Going to make a save. Please turn around. I got to face him. I got to see him. Yes. Yes. He says, okay, fine. What if I lean here and look at him? There you go. Take the kick. He scores. I don't know. He raises his hand like, was he trying to miss? Did he agree to it or not? He says, oh, oh, I was trying to miss. Sorry, we must get promoted now. Keeper's like, good job, dude. Good job, everybody. Good job. Fixes in from everywhere, huh? Huh? Now, the other players will be like, come up to him like, what are you talking? What are you? We had an agreement. I thought we were all in agreement. He's like, I was trying to miss. I promise. Thomas! Anyway, it stood. They did not change the score, but they did suspend this official indefinitely saying that he awarded a penalty that never existed and that was bad officiating. So he's gone indefinitely. Wild scenes in Bolivia's second tier professional league. Thank you very much for tuning in. This episode of Things You Missed was brought to you by SeatGeek, where you can use code JOMBOY10 to get 10% off your next set of tickets. That's 10% off any tickets with promo code JOMBOY10. Click the link in the description. Download the app. They have 35 million downloads and 70,000 events, and they're the number one rated. And you get 10% off when you use code JOHNBOY10. To sumo we go. Now, this comes from the last bash show. We got Kirishima on the left. He is 6'1", 330 pounds, 30 years old. If he loses, he's going to have a 500 record. On the right, the young guy, 21, but he's shorter. He weighs less. Fujinokawa. This is his first tournament at the professional level, at the third level. Now, Kirishima, he's Ozeki. That basically... It means he's the second tier, which is pretty high. That means he's pretty high. He's kind of like a, you know, a rookie just got to the big leagues versus a dude who's a perennial all-star. Maybe not perennial MVP, but all-star. And they're going after it. And the little dude in blue, he's just got so much energy and momentum. He charges the bull and gets him down. Now, as always, when I do slow-mo, we'll slow it down and show it to you in slow-mo and really break it down because that's more fun. Now, the next and final bash show is coming up this weekend. As you watch this, it just started. If you want to tune in. And in blue, he just goes straight at him, fighting for footwork and arms right here, just swinging at each other, goes at him again. And then at some point, he's going to put on the brakes. Oh, he does one push. And then, let's see, there you go. The ole kind of puts on the brakes and lets him, as his momentum is coming forward. He says, all right, fall out of the ring, big guy. Looks like he's got him right here. He can just charge at him and push, but the vet is able to spin out of it and get his arm. Now, he's trying to pull his arm and pull him off the ground, and he's like, you can pull my arm all you want. I'm not going to stop moving my feet, and is able to just... Bull rush him out of the ring. Look at this view. Fuji Nakawa. I'm going to tune into the highlights of this upcoming bash show and see what he's up to. This was his first time, and he actually sparred against this bigger dude and said that helped him. Look at that. They need top-down views more. It's just a lot of weight just moving and being thrown. That brings us to our Warehouse Games Clip of the Week. Hit it, hit it, hit it, hit it. Incredible finish in high school football. Whitesboro is down five with three seconds left. They are also defending three straight sectional titles. This is the quarterfinals, and they're about to lose to Carthage, and that would be bad. But here's what happens. Quarterback drops back. They go three posts and one guy cutting across. They try to hit the guy cutting across. He's tackled while he's catching it, but then catches the lateral from the other receiver who caught the tip drill and is able to run in, give his team the winning touchdown to win it as time expires. Unbelievable play. They ran three post routes, and then they had the one receiver cutting across. Now he gets hit as he's catching it. So there is a flag thrown immediately, but that ball doesn't drop. It lands right in number seven's lap. He gets tackled and just chucks it behind him, and the first kid stands up from his tackle. Now, look at number 23 in the background. He's complaining about the flag. He saw that the flag happened, and he's complaining that a flag got thrown. I don't think he would have made another tackle on number four anyway, but unbelievable turn of events, and I don't, I hate, well, I just, there's an even more unfortunate part. The deepest defender. In white, number four. He sees this ball not get caught right away and celebrates and runs to the sidelines and it's his zone where they lose. Imagine if number four in white was still standing where he was. Look exactly where he was. He's right there. He celebrates, runs away. And then four basically steps on the same ground that he was standing on for the touchdown. The next time we see number four in white is after the touchdown, it pans over and there he is doing the, oh my God, what happened look. I'm not really blaming number four. Just pointing it out. And last, certainly not least, we have Canterbury's best in show, Dog Race. This is in Minnesota and we're racing the dogs. We've got a lot of great contenders. The owners are ready and I'm going to take a back seat and let the main announcer walk you through the race because it's some of the best play-by-play you will ever hear. Okay, here comes Ash. Outside is coming. Way outside comes Clyde. Photo! Oh, it's a close photo. I have no idea who won the race. I have no idea who won the race. Well, let's go to the photo finish, and look, it's Spud, the bulldog, wearing red, getting across line, but the corgi's going to run up on him and try to take him down, bites him, pushes him, head first, over the line. Now, was that an assist? Was that the bush push? Or were they trying to take him down? Because I've got this race riddled with foul play. I don't know who paid off the dog in light pink to take down Orange. But if you are this Orange dog, they're against you. I don't know if it's Spud teaming up with this dog in light pink right here. I don't know who did it. But the world needs answers. Because The one in orange is off to a flyer and then just gets absolutely taken out of the race. White, pink bib, no interest in winning this thing, just playing defense, clearing the lane for Spud in red. Took orange out of the competition. If that's not suspect, I don't know what is. But congratulations to Spud. Honorable victory. Thank you very much for tuning in. This was everything you missed that you never planned on watching. Do it every week. So share it with your friends. Share it with all your friends who you think would be Spud fans. They deserve to see it.