This was proper football! Pace, power, loads of technique (touch and passing), heart, just brilliant. No diving. Good, hard tackles. And Southall, what a legend!
You almost forget how good Southall was. Three saves in the space of about 5 seconds from Rush at one point in the second half, then just picks his cap up and gets on with it. Ten years later, he was still doing the business for us in the FA Cup Final win. What a legend.
@@guapetina9734 I like Pickford, but he's not a patch on Southall. Best save I saw was Sheff Wed away in May 85, right in front of us at the Leppings Lane end. £2.50 admission that day, how times have changed.
This was a great day for me as an 18 yr old...being at anfield..supporting my team..and to see us win at such a great stadium..the atmosphere was electric with both sets of fans singing and screaming..truly great days and to be honest the beginning of the end of real football...the 90s just saw money take over and the 2000s on ...well..it was finished...i actually stopped going the following season..everton clinched the title back from the reds...but prices went up to 11 or 12 quid...and i couldnt afford it....so i stopped going...started in 75 ish as a little boy...all over by 87...sad really...why...WHY...did money have to take it away from me 😪
Loved Everton and Liverpool as a kid loved both grounds amazing atmosphere the old grounds with the kop at anfield and the 4 sided terraces of goodison was always a pleasure to see on motd👏from a Blades fan sufc👊
How times have changed. That lawrenson foul on Richardson would be a stonewall penalty and red card nowadays. Then again because of the back pass rule the situation may not have occurred. Still should've been a pen though.
@@SKa-tt9nm for financial reasons. Everton needed the money and to continue at the top. They had lost the European money 12mths before due to the ban on English clubs. Everton had won the league and European Cup winners in 1984-85 won nothing with Lineker in 1985-86, but were champions again in 1986-87. Plus Everton on a whole played better with out the big target man.
@@flann6681 No - much worse than that you scouse Prick. Listern up because youll tell ye mates this if you have any that is. I am classed as a cockney to be staight to the point, and here it is. I have have met More Everton Players than you ever will, Been all over the ground , been all over the pitch. Sat with Andy Gray , Trevor Steven, Bob Latchford, all of them, all of the 78 , 79, 80, and even been in the changing rooms both sides, and more. And why? My f cousin ANDY KING played there signed from luton in 78 - 80 , and have his shirt from the 78 derby , and with the other 23 shirts i have from 81 , 82, 83 seasons. Trouble is with you fuckers up there you never move on. Your nothing and no Blue, so where i am from bares no reason for shit like you to make comment. Like my dad said to me once up there, and its true - A bad scouser like a bad brummy is a ignorant bastard but there also good scousers like all his mates, Everton to the bone litteraly but you, whata fucking idiot you are. Ye think about whilst your eating ye T, Twat.
Everton were the current champions and these were the two best teams in the land imo. Liverpool went on an incredible run after this match and I think they remained unbeaten for the rest of the season - culminating in the illustrious 'Double' win of Division one Champions and FA Cup winners. I was on the Kop that day with my dad and our season tickets cost £67 each lol.
Great days indeed. Proper football. Your season ticket at £67 would equate to £205 in today's money (2020, Bank of England inflation calculator). The time before Sky and mass commercialism of the beautiful game. I too was on the Kop.
@@doktoruzo Thank you for working out that conversion. During the eighties, going to the match cost the same as going to the cinema. Well, today it costs roughly £10 to go to the cinema, while a football match could arguably cost 5 or 6 times that amount. I'm just glad to have been involved at a glorious time.
@@RobCLynch ..lol, yes me too. I stopped going once I had a mortgage and kids and couldn't really justify the expense in the 90's. Still watch the games on TV though. The past couple of years have been magnificent and very satisfying under Klopp. All the best.
See guys, we've had our great days against Liverpool, back in the days when we weren't always getting smashed by them. One of the last real great teams we had, and a team that actually gave it their all against them, not like some of the Everton teams we're putting up with now that don't try hard enough and always go to Anfield and get hammered.
We were so much better than Liverpool that season, yet the bleeders won the double. As others have said it was down to big Neville getting injured. Hated the Wembley final, no contrition or humility from the Reds fans even though they knew we had been the better over the season. One even ruffled my hair as we left the stadium, I was very close to twatting him in the gob!
I've always said the factors on us missing out on the double that season was Liverpool winning 11 out of 12 after we beat them at Anfield, as you say Big Nev getting injured for the run-in and the hugely influential Peter Reid only playing 15 league games all season due to injury. That criminal defeat at Oxford so late in the season also has a lot to answer for.
Spot on Dixnowy not just the best goalkeeper in the world but the fact that the best 2 central midfielders in the country were each playing with major injuries. Bracewell didn't play for another 18 months. Can you imagine Utd winning the treble without Schmeichel and Keane? Neither can I
@@blueboy7589he proved that English players can actually play well in Europe. At least in the first 2 seasons at Barca. People forget that prior to him, bigger superstars such as Ian Rush and Jimmy greaves struggled when they went to the continent. Graeme souness and lineker were the first ones to prove this stereotype wrong.
As a Blue I must say that this Derby victory over the Reds was an even more satisfying win- even although we had we won at Anfield the season before, it was still only by 1-0 and we had thoroughly outplayed them. I do not think the score at Anfield in this match or in the one the year before tallied up with the performance as on both occasions we should probably have won by 3 or 4 nil. COYB!
You can tell the stadium is over-crowded, look at the density of people in the stadium. At least 20-25% more of todays highest possible attendance. What was the attendance if anyone knows?
1986 Liverpool 0-2 Everton 1 Bruce Grobbelaar 2 Sammy Lee 3 Jim Beglin 4 Mark Lawrenson 5 Ronnie Whelan 6 Alan Hansen (Captain) 7 Gary Gillespie 8 Craig Johnston 9 Ian Rush 10 Jan Mølby 11 Steve McMahon Substitute: 12 Kevin MacDonald 1 Neville Southall 2 Gary Stevens 3 Neil Pointon 4 Kevin Ratcliffe (Captain) 5 Pat Van Den Hauwe 6 Peter Reid 7 Trevor Steven 8 Gary Lineker 9 Graeme Sharp 10 Paul Bracewell 11 Kevin Richardson Substitute: 12 Alan Harper
What an advert for the great rivalry between the two best teams in the mid 1980s. Liverpool went on an amazing run after this defeat to pip Everton for the league title. At Wembley Howard Kendall made a rare mistake by recalling Derek Mountfield and Paul Bracewell in the final, after they had missed many games through injury. Kevin Richardson and Alan Harper who rarely had bad games would have given the blues a better balanced team. I recall the game and Everton were a bit over run in second half after being comfortable until the Gary Stevens misplaced pass to Molby that changed the game. Selling both Lineker and Richardson were major blunders that started the decline in the late 1980s.
I was on the Dole at the time and put a bet on on. 50 pence, Everton to win 3-0. 40-1. That Lawrenson foul on Richardson still pisses me off. But then again not as much as Hamilton's disallowed goal at Maine Road.
On the floor but not in the air. Both had different strengths. Grob was in a league of his own at acrobatic saves whilst Southall was very hard to beat near the ground. In this game, Grob was injured and shouldn't have been playing.
that LAWRENSON FOUL cost me £90 quid. Had a bet Everton to win 3-0, That's how much I believed in The Blues then. I was on the dole, £33 a fortnight so that would have a result.
I was at every game from 1982/3 to 1991 I missed no more than 6 games in 9 years. I remember this game as it should of been a penalty. when grob fucked up and the ball was cleared off the line by some Liverpool wanker player. The best derby in my opinion , especially for the atmosphere was Everton v Liverpool FA cup 4th round 1981 Goodison park.
Bollox. You can see by Grobbelaars' body language that he was throwing the game and it wasn't the first time.... Alan Harper to equalise at Goodison was another previously. I know, he knows and alot of you know. "I Refute" he goes on to say on an airplane. A great goalie otherwise when not bought off; Clown.
Back in the days when matches against Liverpool were 10mins football and 80mins Liverpool players surrounding the referee.We won by playing-they won by playing dirty and that's the difference between us and them.EFC
SKa-tt9nm, Dont forget the two UEFA Cups to go with the 4 European Cups. 6 European trophies in just over a decade. These Everton twonks think they were better than Liverpool that season, despite losing twice to them, finishing with less points, scoring less goals and suffering more defeats. It's hilarious.
keeper (and what a fucking keeper) diving at attackers' feet to smother the ball - not like today's shithouses who come out feet first and hope for the best.....
Is there a possibility in your mind that in the last 40 years, they’ve figured out that diving at peoples feet - while brave and exciting - isn’t nearly as effective as deflecting shots with your legs?
@@SKa-tt9nm I'm afraid you are talking rubbish. I'm not talking about shot-stopping, I'm talking about trying to dispossess an attacker in close proximity to the keeper - in the example I'm talking about the player didn't get to shoot BECAUSE Southall dived on the ball. How do you 'deflect' a shot that didn't happen, pray tell? Coming out feet first trying to tackle when a) they aren't very good at tackling and b) they have no fucking idea where the ball will go even if they win the tackle. I would have thought being able to use your hands is considered an advantage, but there you go...
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This was proper football! Pace, power, loads of technique (touch and passing), heart, just brilliant. No diving. Good, hard tackles. And Southall, what a legend!
Spot on.
Great times . Sky ruined football .
Very stuiped and low quality football tbh. Probably those teams were just weak, i dont know.
@@nikolayskvotsov3868 0 tactics just hit and hope
@@nikolayskvotsov3868why comment on something you correctly admit you are extremely ignorant about? I mean unbelievably stupidly thick about.
AMAZING FOOTBALL, BACK THEN 👏, HARD WORK, AND BREATHTAKING, FITNESS. AND TRULY AWESOME, AND PASSIONATE
I Have always been a Blue for 54 years and am so proud to be an Evertonian 💙💙💙⭐️⭐️⭐️
Not this season your not even though we have iliman ndaiye just not good enough hopefully we can do better in the future . UP THE TOFFES 💙💙🟦
You almost forget how good Southall was. Three saves in the space of about 5 seconds from Rush at one point in the second half, then just picks his cap up and gets on with it. Ten years later, he was still doing the business for us in the FA Cup Final win. What a legend.
i know this comment was years ago but he was ready to die for the cause that day. RESPECT
@@guapetina9734 I like Pickford, but he's not a patch on Southall. Best save I saw was Sheff Wed away in May 85, right in front of us at the Leppings Lane end. £2.50 admission that day, how times have changed.
This was a great day for me as an 18 yr old...being at anfield..supporting my team..and to see us win at such a great stadium..the atmosphere was electric with both sets of fans singing and screaming..truly great days and to be honest the beginning of the end of real football...the 90s just saw money take over and the 2000s on ...well..it was finished...i actually stopped going the following season..everton clinched the title back from the reds...but prices went up to 11 or 12 quid...and i couldnt afford it....so i stopped going...started in 75 ish as a little boy...all over by 87...sad really...why...WHY...did money have to take it away from me 😪
Loved Everton and Liverpool as a kid loved both grounds amazing atmosphere the old grounds with the kop at anfield and the 4 sided terraces of goodison was always a pleasure to see on motd👏from a Blades fan sufc👊
How times have changed. That lawrenson foul on Richardson would be a stonewall penalty and red card nowadays. Then again because of the back pass rule the situation may not have occurred. Still should've been a pen though.
Neville Southall, the best Everton Keeper in the last 60 years.
...correction...the best ever.
His injury cost Everton the double
@@bryangreen3479 yet ANOTHER Everton myth!!!!!!!!!!!!!
even the commentator was so good
The tackle with Richardson and McMahon, hard challenge no rolling around, no booking and a hand shake at the end, proper footy 💙
Back in the days when English football was an absolute pleasure to watch...
The first division was the best division in football until the suspension in 1985. It took 20 years to recover from that.
When the only thing that mattered was football. Passion not greed.
Very true
For who? The players? Is that why lineker left after this season? For the passion of it?
@@SKa-tt9nm for financial reasons. Everton needed the money and to continue at the top. They had lost the European money 12mths before due to the ban on English clubs. Everton had won the league and European Cup winners in 1984-85 won nothing with Lineker in 1985-86, but were champions again in 1986-87. Plus Everton on a whole played better with out the big target man.
Great video. Thanks for adding it.
My first Game as a blue fan, went with me old mate Yosser from ellesmere port, all them years ago, wish we had that team today.
@@flann6681 No - much worse than that you scouse Prick. Listern up because youll tell ye mates this if you have any that is. I am classed as a cockney to be staight to the point, and here it is. I have have met More Everton Players than you ever will, Been all over the ground , been all over the pitch. Sat
with Andy Gray , Trevor Steven, Bob Latchford, all of them, all of the 78 , 79, 80, and even been in
the changing rooms both sides, and more. And why? My f cousin ANDY KING played there signed
from luton in 78 - 80 , and have his shirt from the 78 derby , and with the other 23 shirts i have from
81 , 82, 83 seasons. Trouble is with you fuckers up there you never move on. Your nothing and no
Blue, so where i am from bares no reason for shit like you to make comment. Like my dad said to
me once up there, and its true - A bad scouser like a bad brummy is a ignorant bastard but there
also good scousers like all his mates, Everton to the bone litteraly but you, whata fucking idiot you
are. Ye think about whilst your eating ye T, Twat.
The crowd makes it!! Great atmosphere
It was lovely fútbol ..Everton was so strong ,he played a BEST football in Europe ,
Everton were the current champions and these were the two best teams in the land imo. Liverpool went on an incredible run after this match and I think they remained unbeaten for the rest of the season - culminating in the illustrious 'Double' win of Division one Champions and FA Cup winners. I was on the Kop that day with my dad and our season tickets cost £67 each lol.
Great days indeed. Proper football. Your season ticket at £67 would equate to £205 in today's money (2020, Bank of England inflation calculator). The time before Sky and mass commercialism of the beautiful game. I too was on the Kop.
@@doktoruzo Thank you for working out that conversion.
During the eighties, going to the match cost the same as going to the cinema. Well, today it costs roughly £10 to go to the cinema, while a football match could arguably cost 5 or 6 times that amount.
I'm just glad to have been involved at a glorious time.
@@RobCLynch ..lol, yes me too. I stopped going once I had a mortgage and kids and couldn't really justify the expense in the 90's. Still watch the games on TV though. The past couple of years have been magnificent and very satisfying under Klopp. All the best.
Very stuiped and low quality football tbh.
@@nikolayskvotsov3868it matches the quality of your post then.
See guys, we've had our great days against Liverpool, back in the days when we weren't always getting smashed by them. One of the last real great teams we had, and a team that actually gave it their all against them, not like some of the Everton teams we're putting up with now that don't try hard enough and always go to Anfield and get hammered.
cheer up m8, at the time of writing this (March 2021) we have scored more goals at Anfield in 2021 than Liverpool
Kudos to Martin Tyler. Arguably the commentator with the most years under his belt right to this day.
Horrible cnt even then.
Boss day! Lost my brand new Adidas trim-trab trainer in are end when Kevin the rat scored... top top day la!
I don't recall Neil Pointon having such magnificent hair.
It definitely wasn't like that when he played for Oldham.
Halcyon Days for both Clubs, they really Were!
We were so much better than Liverpool that season, yet the bleeders won the double. As others have said it was down to big Neville getting injured. Hated the Wembley final, no contrition or humility from the Reds fans even though they knew we had been the better over the season. One even ruffled my hair as we left the stadium, I was very close to twatting him in the gob!
I've always said the factors on us missing out on the double that season was Liverpool winning 11 out of 12 after we beat them at Anfield, as you say Big Nev getting injured for the run-in and the hugely influential Peter Reid only playing 15 league games all season due to injury. That criminal defeat at Oxford so late in the season also has a lot to answer for.
I
Still bitter after all these years.....
Have they ever been any different? And they wonder why everyone hates them.😂
Bobby Mimms was our 12th player.. we knew lad 😁
Great football,enhanced by great tactical intuition. The fitness levels of both teams was awesome,game played at a ferocious pace.6>1 Amen
Neville southall world class keeper
best in the world you mean
Went 8 points clear after this match in late feb....bookies payed out, but somehow lost the title
We lost the title because of the injury to Southall otherwise we would have crushed everyone
Spot on Dixnowy not just the best goalkeeper in the world but the fact that the best 2 central midfielders in the country were each playing with major injuries. Bracewell didn't play for another 18 months. Can you imagine Utd winning the treble without Schmeichel and Keane? Neither can I
@@Dixnowy hahahahahahhahahahahahahhahahahhahahha....nothing to do with us winning 11 out of 12 - bitter twats.
loved Linekers Goal, great finish
@@blueboy7589he proved that English players can actually play well in Europe. At least in the first 2 seasons at Barca. People forget that prior to him, bigger superstars such as Ian Rush and Jimmy greaves struggled when they went to the continent. Graeme souness and lineker were the first ones to prove this stereotype wrong.
The bravery of Southall, unbelievable
We only won the double because Neville broke his ankle.
I always thought the same thing. Good of you to say this. All the best.
Good saying from what it seems a reds fan
On Merseyside Derby Day, memories of years ago when Everton was as good as Liverpool and knew how to win
Blue for 55 years and love it when we get one over The Kopites! 🤣🤣
don't see any keepers diving at players feets anymore, they'd rather stick a leg and hope.Southall one brave keeper.
Yeh Nev dives in with his face at Rush's feet what a keeper.
As a Blue I must say that this Derby victory over the Reds was an even more satisfying win- even although we had we won at Anfield the season before, it was still only by 1-0 and we had thoroughly outplayed them. I do not think the score at Anfield in this match or in the one the year before tallied up with the performance as on both occasions we should probably have won by 3 or 4 nil. COYB!
bruce grobbelaar should clearly not played he was no way near fully fit shocking decision
Big Nev ........class goalie.
Lineker was mentioned once before
scoring close to end of match.
Everton old foot club of Liverpool.i always loving everton and Liverpool fc .since many years
From.algiers 16.02.2020.
Still the best Everton side of all time come on Everton 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
It was simply Real Madrid vs Barcelona English version
You can tell the stadium is over-crowded, look at the density of people in the stadium. At least 20-25% more of todays highest possible attendance. What was the attendance if anyone knows?
45k was capacity. Liverpool seated one end. Capacity went down.
45,445 🫡
1986 Liverpool 0-2 Everton
1 Bruce Grobbelaar
2 Sammy Lee
3 Jim Beglin
4 Mark Lawrenson
5 Ronnie Whelan
6 Alan Hansen (Captain)
7 Gary Gillespie
8 Craig Johnston
9 Ian Rush
10 Jan Mølby
11 Steve McMahon
Substitute: 12 Kevin MacDonald
1 Neville Southall
2 Gary Stevens
3 Neil Pointon
4 Kevin Ratcliffe (Captain)
5 Pat Van Den Hauwe
6 Peter Reid
7 Trevor Steven
8 Gary Lineker
9 Graeme Sharp
10 Paul Bracewell
11 Kevin Richardson
Substitute: 12 Alan Harper
The day where Everton thought the League was theirs, but it actually spearheaded Liverpool to win it
Notice the Everton fans in with the Liverpool fans, all over the ground, brilliant!
What an advert for the great rivalry between the two best teams in the mid 1980s. Liverpool went on an amazing run after this defeat to pip Everton for the league title.
At Wembley Howard Kendall made a rare mistake by recalling Derek Mountfield and Paul Bracewell in the final, after they had missed many games through injury. Kevin Richardson and Alan Harper who rarely had bad games would have given the blues a better balanced team. I recall the game and Everton were a bit over run in second half after being comfortable until the Gary Stevens misplaced pass to Molby that changed the game.
Selling both Lineker and Richardson were major blunders that started the decline in the late 1980s.
And Liverpool won the league and Cup .BORN
I was on the Dole at the time and put a bet on on. 50 pence, Everton to win 3-0. 40-1. That Lawrenson foul on Richardson still pisses me off. But then again not as much as Hamilton's disallowed goal at Maine Road.
Still squealing about a goal FIFTY years ago...mindboggling.
Was this one of the games Grobelar fixed.
He didn't do that with Liverpool.
Two great sides back then
Reidy there not a day over 46 and still playing here.
Proper football match 👏 UTFT
The Ref was an Evertonian !!!
I honestly believe that Big Nev was a better goalkeeper than Bruce
He was, no question about it.
On the floor but not in the air. Both had different strengths. Grob was in a league of his own at acrobatic saves whilst Southall was very hard to beat near the ground. In this game, Grob was injured and shouldn't have been playing.
Gotta love an Everton fan pitch invasion COYB!!!
10:30
that LAWRENSON FOUL cost me £90 quid. Had a bet Everton to win 3-0, That's how much I believed in The Blues then. I was on the dole, £33 a fortnight so that would have a result.
Brucie,Bruce eh naughty boy
Liverpool had the best nets - look at the net coming off the Stantion
Blues everywhere....
Different game, different atmosphere, different passion than the dross that is sterile pro football now.
It's better paid though
I was at every game from 1982/3 to 1991 I missed no more than 6 games in 9 years. I remember this game as it should of been a penalty. when grob fucked up and the ball was cleared off the line by some Liverpool wanker player. The best derby in my opinion , especially for the atmosphere was Everton v Liverpool FA cup 4th round 1981 Goodison park.
So u wasn't at every game as said,lar on me ed der lar ynow wat I mean kidda
What was lawro doing there the melt
Grobelaar was defo paid to let goals in many times
The one and only time i was in the Kop.. great day to be a blue...
Why did Liverpool shoot at the Kop in the first half?
When footy was proper footy and the lads played for the shirt. Not the money.
Victory taken off Everton again,Richardson should have had a penalty
💙
It's a Brucie bonus lol.
I'm just shocked Everton won at anfield for once😂😂😂,,,red scouse 🛑🛑🛑
Thousands of Everton on the kop...and l was there UTFT
Blue and white kop hallow
10.38 thousands of everton on the kop
Bollox. You can see by Grobbelaars' body language that he was throwing the game and it wasn't the first time.... Alan Harper to equalise at Goodison was another previously.
I know, he knows and alot of you know.
"I Refute" he goes on to say on an airplane.
A great goalie otherwise when not bought off; Clown.
How bitter.
Ha ha Grobelaar is a clown, can’t believe reds compared him to big Nev, not fit to lace his.boots!
Stopshowingbugsforkidsseethem
How did we allow that shite to beat us to the double?
Coz they put 3 past you losers.....TWICE.
Long time ago. very long time ago. My dog needs a pee, off to prince rupert's tower we go.
You Bellend.
Back in the days when matches against Liverpool were 10mins football and 80mins Liverpool players surrounding the referee.We won by playing-they won by playing dirty and that's the difference between us and them.EFC
Shite
@@Letsgetiton41 ...off
That’s how they won… for 30 years? 😂
Liverpool won 4 champions leagues in 9 years by… complaining? To *continental* referees?
😂😂😂
Come on.
@@SKa-tt9nm ok muhammed.btw, they've won two champions LEAGUE finals
SKa-tt9nm,
Dont forget the two UEFA Cups to go with the 4 European Cups. 6 European trophies in just over a decade.
These Everton twonks think they were better than Liverpool that season, despite losing twice to them, finishing with less points, scoring less goals and suffering more defeats. It's hilarious.
penalty
A Define case of Blue and White Kop that Day. Grobbelaar makes Hans Segers look like Big Nev here 😂😂😂
Great atmosphere. 40,000 scousers shouting "calm down, calm down" at each other.
What a game👍
Time and time again grobelaar a liability
He saved them far more times.
back when English football was English
Only two English players out of 11 in Liverpool’s line-up!
Christ. What a hateful, closed-minded generation. Imagine not wanting VVD on your team because of an accident of birth.
Sdi
Aussie Rules is adored by everyone. Soccer is a bad sport.
Sdi
The kop was half blue that day
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Everton are Great Liverpool are not
efcuk...............liverpool lost to a better team.get over it lar..ha ha ................
keeper (and what a fucking keeper) diving at attackers' feet to smother the ball - not like today's shithouses who come out feet first and hope for the best.....
Is there a possibility in your mind that in the last 40 years, they’ve figured out that diving at peoples feet - while brave and exciting - isn’t nearly as effective as deflecting shots with your legs?
@@SKa-tt9nm I'm afraid you are talking rubbish. I'm not talking about shot-stopping, I'm talking about trying to dispossess an attacker in close proximity to the keeper - in the example I'm talking about the player didn't get to shoot BECAUSE Southall dived on the ball. How do you 'deflect' a shot that didn't happen, pray tell?
Coming out feet first trying to tackle when a) they aren't very good at tackling and b) they have no fucking idea where the ball will go even if they win the tackle. I would have thought being able to use your hands is considered an advantage, but there you go...
👍❤lfc.
Very stuiped and low quality football tbh.
Penalty or what