BRAZIL ADVANCED TO the quarter-final of the World Cup after coming out on top, 3-2, in a tense penalty shoot-out at Belo Horizonte.
While the Chileans were ultimately left to rue three missed spot-kicks, striker Charles Aranguiz can look back at the shoot-out with personal satisfaction. Aranguiz tittered three steps forward before unleashing his penalty into the top right-hand corner, leaving Brazil goalkeeper Julio Cesar rooted to the spot.
https://vine.co/v/MFMHTj17mu0
Aranguiz’ effort was very similar to the blockbuster delivered by Sheffield Wednesdsay goalkeeper during a 1995 penalty shoot-out against Wolves.
Charles Aranguiz batters home one of the World Cup's best penalties in losing cause
BRAZIL ADVANCED TO the quarter-final of the World Cup after coming out on top, 3-2, in a tense penalty shoot-out at Belo Horizonte.
While the Chileans were ultimately left to rue three missed spot-kicks, striker Charles Aranguiz can look back at the shoot-out with personal satisfaction. Aranguiz tittered three steps forward before unleashing his penalty into the top right-hand corner, leaving Brazil goalkeeper Julio Cesar rooted to the spot.
https://vine.co/v/MFMHTj17mu0
Aranguiz’ effort was very similar to the blockbuster delivered by Sheffield Wednesdsay goalkeeper during a 1995 penalty shoot-out against Wolves.
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