Sporting CP U-15 Lead Within 13 Seconds Without Touching the Ball
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Sporting CP U-15 playing in a match ( Youtube screeshot)
Talk about a fast start, talk about a fast goal, many names spring into the mind. But talk about scoring a goal within 13 seconds, but not getting a touch on the ball.
Sporting CP U-15 team have found themselves leading within the first 13 seconds, miraculously, without even touching the ball. The opponents were to kick off the game, and with short passes, they kept going into till their goalkeeper. The goalkeeper passed it to one of the centre backs, who, under the pressure from the Sporting CP forwards, passed it back to the goalkeeper.
The goalkeeper made a complete embarrassment of what looked like the simplest of back passes. Though the keeper was under pressure from a Sporting player, he still was a small distance away, and the fact that the goalkeeper made a mess of the back pass remains. He tried to hoist the ball up-field with his first touch, but saw himself missing the ball, only to the dismay of conceding in the 13th second and the humiliation of conceding in such a manner.
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Sporting CP U15 find themselves on the lead just after 13 seconds and without touching the ball. from soccer
Though there have been quicker goals scored in the history of football, this remains one of there was much more than just the timing to talk about this goal.
Here’s a look at the fastest goals scored in the history of professional football-
| 1 | Damie Mori (Adelaide City) | 3.69 sec | Sydney United (Australia A-League) |
| 2 | Lukas Podolski (Germany) | 6 sec | Ecuador (International Friendly) |
| 3 | Ji Xiang (Jiangsu Sainty) | 7 sec | Guangzhou (Chinese Super League) |
| 4 | Mike Grella (NY Red Bulls) | 7 sec | Philadelphia Union (MLS) |
| 5 | Joseba Llorente (Real Valladolid) | 7.22 sec | Espanyol (Spanish La Liga) |
| 6 | Seydou Keita (Valencia) | 7.66 sec | Almeria (Spanish La Liga) |
| 7 | Tim Cahill (NY Red Bulls) | 8 sec | Houston Dynamo (MLS) |
| 8 | Paolo Poggi (Piacenza) | 8.1 sec | Fiorentina (Italian Serie A) |
| 9 | Karim Bellarabi (Bayer Leverkusen) | 9 sec | Borussia Dortmund (Bundesliga) |
| 10 | Kevin Volland (Hoffenheim) | 9 sec | Bayern Munich (Bundesliga) |
| 11 | Ledley King (Tottenham) | 9.9 sec | Bradford (Premier League) |
| 12 | Roy Makaay (Bayern Munich) | 10.1 sec | Real Madrid (Champions League) |
| 13 | Hakan Şükür (Turkey) | 10.8 sec | South Korea (FIFA World Cup 2002) |
The fastest goal in Bundesliga history-
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Lucas Podolski’s sixth second goal against Ecuador in a friendly-
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