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Nobody remembers Paul Tait goal 😂🤣

Love all the wrestling references here! Especially the nWo style logo for the NPSL.

I've recently thought of an alternative overtime solution, can't imagine I'm the first one, but I haven't ever seen it being brought up. The idea is: in every play-off game teams start with a pre-match penalty shoot-out. Winning team now has an advantage in case of a draw, effectively half a goal. No overtime required. Disadvantage - you need to allocate additional time before the match, but the spectacle is there, spectators love penalty shoot-outs, although the stakes are lower in this case. I guess it might be ok as a sort of a warm-up. Advantages - penalty shoot-out does not decide the outcome of the match, just tips it in a favor of one team; but the biggest for me, at no point in the game both teams are satisfied with the outcome and willing to let time run (and in some play-off matches now it might be true for the most of all 120 minutes).

4:55 We parked it and we won the Euro. Swallow it, whether you like it or not.

too bad league competitiveness not contribute to the quality of National team.

Havent crystal palace claimed to have evidence they were founded in 1861? Which would make them not just the oldest club in london but oldest professional club in the country by a year.

What is a specialist clutch goal scorer? A super sub. If clubs had a player they knew could come on and score immediately they would probably be a starter.

The real shocker is how you found data on the Ghana Premier League. I'm Ghanaian and the records are pretty poor.

My classmates and I called it sudden death ☠️when we played football at school. Since we were always interrupted by the school bell, we had the rule of first goal wins

Dinamo Zagreb has 14 out of 15 titles. The club is way ahead from the other HNL clubs that even cannot enter any of the UEFA's group stages, while Dinamo Zagreb is every year either in CL, EL or KL. You all probably know by now tons of players Dinamo produced through their football academy like: Luka Modric, Dani Olmo, Josko Gvardiol, Eduardo Da Silva, Mario Mandzukic, Dejan Lovren, and so on.

"Come get me plea" 😂😂😂😂

So the 1st major Golden Goal rule affected the Czechs and then they suffered with the last Silver Goal rule! Ouch!!!

I rally loved Golden Goal rule, the best celebration of my life was an Golden Goal celebration

I am absolutely shocked that phrase was only coined in 2010, it seems to have been around forever. I could have sworn it was from the late 90s. Also, respect for the effort you put into researching all this stuff. I loved it. Thank you.

If I remember correctly, in Fifa games Golden Goal was actually Silver Goal, which I always knew, but it's just doesn't make sense to me why they call it that.

I don’t see why unpredictability is a problem, the existence of extra time makes the game unpredictable as well as stoppages and we don’t know how many penalties are going to be taken in total either

Unpopular opinion : penalties are hype as fuck and exactly what Im looking forward to when a match doesn’t seem like it’ll have a winner. It’s the purity of it. One attacker, one goalie, one shot. Everything is in the head, and there is genuinely a lot of skill to it. Of course it’s not football as it is in the 120 minutes prior. But it is a genuine part of playground football to me. I would actually watch penalty competitions where a match is just 1v1, successive penalties, and both players shoot with the other one in goal

All are amazing, imo. I would structure them differently. For example, having the Quater final decided with a golden goal option, the semi with a silver goal option and the final with the traditional extra time and penalty shootout to the end.

It's so weird to think that at around the same time, a similar argument between leagues was going on in the country's blue-ribbon sport of American Football. The American Football League had been around since 1960 to compete with the National Football League; however, no one thought it was up to the same standard. But when the champions of the AFL beat the NFL champions in a small game you might have heard of called the Super Bowl, they decided to merge the two leagues.

I came to the comments hoping to see further discussion of the silver goal, but instead, it is just people gushing over how well-made the video is; nice, I guess, but what about the topic of the video? Anyway, the interesting thing about sudden death is that it’s been a thing in American Football for years, and many fans have hated it for a while now because it means that the first team to get the ball often wins straight away. I think the penalty shoot-out is the thing that needs fixing. Do the thing they have in hockey and have them dribble the ball towards the goal from further back with about ten seconds to put it in the goal. It's much more chancy and exciting to watch.

Statistical evidence doesn’t back the popular notion that golden goal encourages more defensive play in extra time. Teams just play defensively in extra time anyway. The 2002 World Cup saw five knockout games go to extra time and three were decided by a golden goal with just two shootouts. The first World Cup after golden and silver goal were scrapped 2006 saw six knockout games go to extra time and only two saw any scoring in extra time and four went to penalties despite the need for caution supposedly reduced.

You play extra time to determine a winner after a draw in 90 minutes. How can it be an advantage of a system if someone scores in extra time for that the other team still has a chance to make it a draw?

Extra time is still just as boring without golden goal. Teams are knackered and play defensively waiting for penalties. The solution is to go straight to penalties. They are not a lottery. They are all about skill and composure.

Make the penalty spot a yard or two farther away to bring the xG down from 0.78 to 0.5. This will eliminate goalkeepers guessing which way to dive thus reducing the luck element to shoot outs

The failure of Golden Goal and Silver Goal proved that footballers and coaches are more afraid of losing than they are motivated to win. It's why they had to make wins worth 3 points.

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Can we get indian super league data?? Thanks in advance

0:17 What D word? Am I out of touch?

I've got an idea Penalty shootout AT the start of extra time The winner of the shootout gets an advantage if the match remains tied after extra time.

The transition at 3:44 from a scale to the midfield of the pitch was so well thought of, props to the animator.

Incredible content 👏👏

Adore your use of and talent with motion graphics!! Everything else brilliant as well - script, conciseness, educational quality, production value, etc

I feel like it's not actually as complicated as some people are making it seem. I'd explain the rule as "if a team is leading at the halfway point of extra time, they win"

Could you stagger penalties so it's less one sided (who goes first usually wins). So team A takes the first, team Btakes the 2nd and 3rd, A 4th and 5th, B 6th and 7th, A 8th and 9th, B 10th?

Italy cried so hard in the 2002 world cup that FIFA had to remove it.

But can he explain this in a cold wet Tuesday night in stoke

Penalties are so good, i could do with binning extra time though

This is such an AI edited video. Really lacking

ARSENAL GET BATTERED! EVERYWHERE THEY GO! ARSENAL GET BATTERED! EVERYWHERE THEY GO!

Basically money?

You should include the whacky rules in the FLI.

Really appreciate the way of presentation especially with the little easter eggs

FIFA will always find a way to screw it up.

Always love that Celtic are a core part of Silver Goal lore

“…allowed Norris to bribe Arsenal’s way into League 1 at the behest of Barnsley.” Norris sucks.

Fairly brave of FFC to build a stadium away from any known Pukka Pie shops.

UEFA decided to change the problems with golden goals by adding in Silver goals - CONCACAF in 1994 decided to change golden goals in a much weirder way leading to the oddest game I've ever seen! ua-cam.com/video/TbuD-6BbnQw/v-deo.html

Did this guy work for the Atlantic or something the video production is very familiar and great.

1:27 the s in St Louis is pronounced

If there was no major league before MLS, but there existed smaller leagues, how did relegation and promotion work? If there is there is 1 league at least, there is always a highEST level