Última actualización 4 mayo, 2021 por Alberto Llopis
The Golden Goal Rule was executed to choose the winner in knockout matches. This rule was implemented between 1993 and 2002. In Football, more goal scoring means winning chances also increase. Read on to know about the cases where the Golden Goal rule helped the teams in winning the match.
Sweden v Senegal, 2002 World Cup
The triumphant goal, the first to be scored by one or the other group during the additional time played toward the finish of ordinary playing time was Henri Camara’s second of the match. An exciting brilliant goal from Henri Camara took Senegal through to Sweden’s detriment and guaranteed Africa will be addressed in the last eight.Senegal created an uproar in their first World Cup appearance, in spite of the fact that it wasn’t totally surprising to anyone who had watched them a couple of months already in the African Cup of Nations.The 2002 World Cup was a competition brimming with disturbs and Senegal, in their presentation World Cup had set up themselves as a rival everybody ought to be attentive of.In the last 16, they were facing Sweden who had topped their group.Senegal progressed to the quarter finals on account of another Henri Camara goal, this time it was a Golden one in extra-time — a very splendid move, as well. They turned out to be just the second African country at any point to arrive at the last eight. The scoreline stayed 1-1 and the match went to additional time where Camara scored his second of the match to take Senegal to the quarter-finals.
Germany v Czech Republic – Euro ’96
Germany was beaten in the last of the European Championships in 1992 preceding being taken out by Bulgaria in the quarter-finals of the World Cup only two years after the fact. Be that as it may, they came into UEFA Euro 1996 as one of the early competition top choices. The last of the European Championships in 1996 saw Germany take on the Czech Republic with the Mannschaft meaning to win the opposition for the third time in their set of experiences. Patrick Berger changed over a punishment for the Czechs one moment before the hour mark yet the Germans balanced in the 73rd moment through Oliver Bierhoff. The game went into additional time and five minutes into the period. The striker had not really made the seat for a solitary qualifier however got a run out a few pre-competition friendlies and scored twice, against Denmark, on his second worldwide appearance. The match stayed goalless before the Czechs were granted a punishment in the 59th moment, which Patrik Burger effectively changed over. The game went into additional time and five minutes into the period, Bierhoff discovered the goal again when his shot was misused by Czech goalkeeper Petr Kouba and the ball went in. This was the primary Golden Goal throughout the entire existence of the European Championships.
Senegal v Turkey, 2002 World Cup
The 2002 World Cup quarter Final among Turkey and Senegal pitted up two countries who were in their lady World Cup quarter-finals. Senegal crushed Sweden by a Golden Goal in the second round however lost in a similar manner to Turkey along these lines in the quarter-finals. The match stayed goalless following an hour and a half and had to additional time. Turkey’s brilliant second came in the 94th moment. It had completed 0-0 between the different sides following an hour and a half and afterward in the fourth moment of extra-time striker, Ilhan Mansız tracked down the net for the Turks to send them through to the semis. Turkey’s Ilhan Mansiz scored the definitive goal in the fourth moment of additional opportunity to book his group’s semi-last. It was a magnificent strike by the substitute in a generally unremarkable challenge and simply a compensation for a group who showed more longing and aspiration. The match needed verve, shape, expertise, and a feeling of show that one has the option to anticipate from a World Cup quarter-last. In any case, neither one of the sides can invest wholeheartedly in their exhibition. Senegal appeared to be totally without the invigorating eagerness that portrayed their play before in the competition.
South Korea v Italy, 2002 World Cup
The 2002 World Cup finals in Japan and South Korea will perpetually be recognized as an opposition covered with contention and helpless administering. All through the competition, Italy had been the focal point of terrible refereeing in their gathering games and a similar occurred in this match. Damiano Tommasi had an goal precluded for offside in what was by a wide margin the most minor of calls. It was Italy’s fifth refused goal in the competition. Yet, for South Korea, the star of the day was Ahn Jung-hwan. He may have missed a punishment at the same time, with a couple of moments left of extra-time, he figured out how to outjump Paolo Maldini to head a very unbelievable Golden Goal