Finnish Premier League club FF Jaro have taken goal celebrations to a new level, performing a mimed tribute act to show their joy at scoring. It seems to be a fairly good guess to claim that the music was ready and waiting for this moment…

The overhead kick, with its variants of bicycle, scissor, and scorpion kicks, collectively produce some of the best types of shot seen in the sport. Below is a compliation of 10 of these attempts that found the back of the net:

This compliation shows just why the football variant of futsal can be a great place to hone your skills in fast and tricky ball control, leaving defenders completely bamboozled…

As long as it has two arms and two legs, it seems as though robots can, although a bit slower, play football like the rest of us, while the ones on wheels seem to be good fast entertainment as an alternative to the usual…

During a knockout game between Germany and Sweden at the 2006 FIFA World Cup, it seems that referee Carlos Simon is rather pleased with himself after dishing out a red card to Sweden’s Teddy Lucic…

The Semi-Final of the 1982 FIFA World Cup, a classic 3-3 draw that saw West Germany overcome France on penalties, has now been given a unique immortalisation by a group of French filmmakers.

In an incredible display of filmmaking, every single frame from the last 15 minutes (after extra-time, the penalty shootout, and celebrations) of the original broadcast has been recreated according to their surroundings, and shown alongside the original version as proof of its accuracy. The historic moment in Seville that night, aside from the match itself, and the common assault that West German goalkeeper Harald Schumacher got away with, was the first-ever World Cup match to be decided on penalties, and it seems from the video below that the occasion got the recreation that it deserves:

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A recent YouTube hit, Madin Mohammad has been touted as the next big thing by commentors, and the video below shows exactly why it is easy to believe that, with the 6-year-old Algerian displaying brilliant skills.

In the age of video editing, this type of video could easily be faked, but it looks unlikely that it happened in this case, so if this ultra-accurate player is not playing for a team, then why not? Most teams would use him for the free-kicks alone…

Futsal may not be as popular as football yet, but the smaller pitch and less players give more opportunity for brilliant goals such as this one:

The opening day of the club football season is eagerly anticipated by fans, and a match between Wimbledon and Manchester United in 1996 saw a goal which launched the career of a certain David Beckham, in one of the most memorable moments in Premier League history…