WHO DOESN’T LOVE a good free-kick routine, especially one that actually works?
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Well you’re in luck, because this high school team from Japan has provided you with a veritable feast for your eyeballs using not one but two decoy walls in the build up to the set-piece.
Now, the defending team really should have seen what was coming but, still, credit the attacking team for the effort.
Here's your improbable free-kick routine of the day
Updated at 11.50am
WHO DOESN’T LOVE a good free-kick routine, especially one that actually works?
Well you’re in luck, because this high school team from Japan has provided you with a veritable feast for your eyeballs using not one but two decoy walls in the build up to the set-piece.
Now, the defending team really should have seen what was coming but, still, credit the attacking team for the effort.
The effort is a successful version of the so-called ‘Christmas Tree’ technique used by Brentford earlier this month against Birmingham City.
Unfortunately for the Bees, their effort went wide:
Originally posted at 11.30am.
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