41 thoughts on “Kid Saved His Favorite Soccer Team From Defeat”

  1. Apparently, at the professional level, players can be over the line for throwi-ins. Our middle schoolers get called for that every time. 🙄

  2. Kids dad sitting beside him giving that pat of approval as the coach shakes his hand

    Good job son you have made me proud i will all my friends and die happy you have brought great honor to this family

    Ahahahahahaha

  3. In basketball, when a player is inbounding the ball, his or her feet have to be behind the line when passing the ball. Their feet can’t be touching the line.
    But in soccer, a player just has to be on the line to complete a throw-in – even if their heels are both barely touching the line and the majority of their body is in the field of play.
    It is considered a legal soccer throw-in if any part of both feet is either touching the line or behind the line, including if the player does a somersault or front-flip style throw-in. As long as they flip and land with both feet on or behind the line and throw the ball – it’s a legal throw-in.
    And just like you cant be offside on a cornerkick, you are not offside on a throw in.

  4. Nobody even mentions the guy beside the kid who is covering his mouth with his coat while he is obviously coaching the kid.
    No doubt that the kid did a great job but so did his mentor!
    Kudos to both

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