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The Bolivian police dog patrolling a Blooming-Nacional Potosi game got bored of just watching and proved to be a box-to-box shepherd once he got a tight grip on the ball.

The Thailand Cup provided for some hilarity when, during a penalty kick shootout between Bangkok Sports Club and Satri Angthong, the goalkeeper sprinted off his line to celebrate following a Bangkokshooter’s strike onto the crossbar. The ball bounced out 12 yards but returned to the net with a powerful back spin. Bangkok moved on to […]

While trailing Zvijezda 1-0 with a couple minutes left, the players from Bosna Visoko sat down in a protest of Zvijezda’s time-wasting tactics and conceded two more goals for a 3-0 loss in the Bosniansecond division game.

The first goal conceded by Manuel Riemann, goalkeeper of German second division VfL Bochum, in a 3-0 loss to Holstein Kiel is our Own Goal of the Week. Teammate DaniloSoares‘ back pass was just too much for Riemann to handle.

The cheekiest assist we’ve seen in ages came from Union Berlin’s Marcel Hartel, who set up the final goal of Sebastian Polter’s hat trick in a 5-0win over FC Kaiserslautern with a deflection off his derriere.

Glasgow Rangers coach Pedro Caixinha will think twice about standing so close to the sideline after getting wiped out by his own player, midfielder Josh Windass,during Rangers’ 2-0 loss to archrival Celtic. The Portuguese coach recovered quickly and displayed no hard feelings.

Gary Cahill, Marcos Alonso and Alvaro Morata join Dude Perfect  for aseries of trick-shot challenges that include knocking down bowling pins atop the cross bar and sinking long-range shots through a basketball hoop. Who knows how many takes it took, but it’simpressive regardless, especially Morata’s shots through the swinging tire.

“I’m a bit injured but I’d rather be injured myself than have an injured player,” said Valencia coach Marcelino  after pulling his hamstring while celebrating SimoneZaza‘s game-winning goal in a 3-2 victory over Real Sociedad. “I’ll try to avoid similar situations in the future.”

Matt Tootle, a defender for English fourth division Notts County, doesn’t score often. But when he does, he makes it memorable, as with this “slug” celebration following his strike ina 4-1 win over Lincoln City.