In everyday life, we often call the most difficult place to deal with a dead end. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. ｂｉｑUｇE。 ｉｎｆｏ

The four corners of the goal are the most difficult for the goalkeepers to deal with and the most difficult to stop the opponent's shooting route.

Most goalkeepers are between 180 and 200 cm tall, so most of the time they have difficulty saving the ball into the top corner of the goal; At the same time, because it usually takes a certain amount of time for a goalkeeper to fall to the ground when dealing with a low shot, shooting the ball into the bottom corner of the goal can also make the goalkeeper helpless, and many times, when the ball is fast, the ball tends to roll into the net before the goalkeeper falls to the ground.

Therefore, the left and right upper angles and the left and right lower angles are usually called theoretical dead ends.

Whether it is the audience at the scene or the audience in front of the TV, computer, and mobile phone screens, they were surprised to find that their eyes could not see the trajectory of the ball, and even the camera lens did not track the shadow of the ball.

In an instant, Changsha Helong Stadium suddenly fell silent.

Kwon Chun-tae was dumbfounded.

The players of the Chinese team on the court, except for Zhang Zhetian, were dumbfounded.

The South Korean players on the pitch were dumbfounded

The fans at the scene were dumbfounded.

Marcelo Lippi and others were dumbfounded.

The Chinese players on the bench were dumbfounded.

Uli Stillik and others were dumbfounded.

The South Korean players on the bench were dumbfounded.

The referee, assistant referee, and fourth official were dumbfounded.

Lai Yumeng, who was sitting cross-legged on the sofa, opened his mouth wide, and he didn't notice the saliva flowing from the corners of his mouth.

"Click", Song Zuer was motionless as if he had been pointed, and he didn't even realize that half of the apple he had eaten off fell to the ground.

Her cousin Shu Chang covered her mouth with her hands, her body trembled slightly, and the shocked look in her eyes showed that her heart was extremely uncalm.

Jiang Shuying and Zhao Yuqi were like clay puppets, unaware that the pillow in their arms fell to the ground.

Arsène Wenger's body trembled uncontrollably, and his trembling lips could not say a word.

Josep Guardiola has an O-shaped mouth, and his confused expression makes people feel cute.

Zhang Chong and his disciples were dumbfounded.

Zhang Zhetian sensed that something was wrong around him, and after looking around, he scratched his head, and instead of celebrating his debut goal for the national team, he turned around and ran towards the goal he was guarding.

Although he didn't see how the ball went in, the referee was the first to react, immediately blew the whistle for the goal, made an effective action for the goal, and took out a pen and paper to make a record.

The loud whistle finally woke up the confused people, and the first to speak was the excited shout of Zhang Bin, the on-site commentator: "Goal!" It's a goal! Soon after the opening, the Chinese team's pressing forced the opponent to foul and get a free kick opportunity in front. At the critical moment, our talented goalkeeper Zhang Zhetian stepped up and scored a beautiful free kick world wave! In just 2 minutes of the opening game, the Chinese team led 1-0! ”

Then, the on-site commentator Xu Yang shouted excitedly: "This is the first goal scored by a national team goalkeeper in the history of Chinese football!" It's not a penalty kick, it's not a sports goal, it's a free-kick goal comparable to that of Ikita, Chilavert, Cheney and other goalkeepers! ”

Another on-site commentator, Hong Gang, also shouted happily: "Congratulations to the Chinese team, take the lead in scoring early!" Congratulations to Zhang Zhetian, who scored his first goal at the same time as his debut for the national team! Also, this goal ended the 380-minute goal drought of the Chinese team! ”

Since losing 2-3 away to South Korea, China has not scored in four qualifiers before this game, and the 378-minute goal drought also broke the national football team's record of 318 minutes without scoring in the 2010 World Cup Asian qualifiers.

Some people say that the Chinese team's goal drought is not more than 552 minutes?

It turns out that there is another way to include the China Cup games, four qualifiers and one China Cup, plus the third place match of the China Cup, so that the goal drought is as long as 552 minutes.

The China Cup International Football Championship is a FIFA-approved A-level international football tournament in which participating teams can earn FIFA points.

Although it is an official game, the author Jun said that compared with the China Cup in the nature of friendly matches, the data and records of international events are the most authoritative, so the author Jun only recognizes the goal drought record of international events, so forget about 552 minutes, the longest goal drought of the Chinese team is 380 minutes!

Well, it was Zhang Zhetian's goal in the 2nd minute, which ended the Chinese team's goal drought in the 380th minute, no more, no less, just an integer.

Without waiting for the fans to prepare to beat drums and shout to celebrate, Zhang Bin's excited roar spread throughout the stadium: "Audience, audience, audience, just received new news, after many tests by the on-site speedometer, the speed of Zhang Zhetian's shot is 228 kilometers per hour, and the technician said that after verification, it can be said for sure that Zhang Zhetian has created the fastest goal in football history!" ”

"Boom!"

"Knock knock!"

"Knock knock ......"

Changsha Helong Stadium exploded, the red sea set off a wave, drums, cheers resounded in the sky, and the Chinese fans on the scene were like a festival, singing and dancing, and they were extremely excited.

Zhang Zhetian was not the first Chinese goalkeeper to score, but he was the first goalkeeper of the Chinese men's national football team, and he scored a difficult free kick.

The shot, which is so fast that even the naked eye can't see it clearly, and the camera can't keep up with it, is being replayed in slow motion through the big screen of the stadium.

Slow motion shows the ball flying over the unresponsive wall and into the top right corner of the goal, and Kwon Chun-tae didn't react at all until he turned his head to look behind him, and then made a hellish expression.

What is not known is that the studio staff adjusted the slowdown effect to the maximum in order to see the flight trajectory of the ball.

It can be seen that Zhang Zhetian's shooting power is great and fast.

Many fans have opened Baidu to check the record of the fastest goal per hour that Zhang Bin said.

The world's martial arts are unbreakable, only fast and unbreakable, and the same is true on the football field.

There have been some goals in the history of football that were so fast that not only could not be seen clearly by the human eye, but even the cameras could not keep up.

The vast majority of the most shocking shots on the football field are usually concentrated in 120 - 150 km/h, and the bottom four of the top 10 fastest goals are in the range of 120 - 150 km/h, but since the goal of 154 km/h for fifth Ghanaian legend Tony Yeboana, who won the best goal of the season, there have been many goals that have broken this barrier and continued to break through to higher speeds.