Discover unexpected facts in football history

Killed after an own goal, it was banned for a lifetime because of the "fascist" greeting . was a surprise about football history.

The mathematician Harald Bohr is the brother of the famous physicist Niels Bohr.Not only an excellent mathematician, Harald Bohr is also known for being a football player.When defending his doctoral dissertation, the majority of viewers came to see Harald Bohr as a football fan, not a math enthusiast.This is a surprise in football history.

In a football match held in the Democratic Republic of Congo, lightning strikes struck 11 players of a team while no one was injured.

Abby Wambach is considered the best female player of all time in American history.Wambach has been in the US team since 2001 and scored 184 goals.This makes her one of the most successful players in American football history (including both men's and women's teams).

At Christmas in 1914, Britain and Germany passed a truce.The soldiers who were enemies of each other had a peaceful day.They gave each other gifts and even played a football game together.

In 1967, the two sides joined the civil war in Nigeria declaring a ceasefire agreement in 48 hours.This truce is given to football fans on both sides to watch the legendary football match of Pele.

In 2013, AEK Athens midfielder Giorgos Katidis was banned from playing by the Greek Football Federation for a lifetime of celebrating "fascist" salutation at the Greek national championship.

German player Mesut Ozil donated all of the prize money earned during the World Cup to help Brazilian children with surgery.

Brazilian player Ronaldinho has earned a reputation for his ability to score when he was 13 years old.At that time, Ronaldinho's team won 23-0 in a young tournament.In it, Ronaldinho is the man who scored, scoring all 23 goals.

On October 31, 2012, the match between AS Adema - Stade Olympique de l'Emyrne (SOE) took place in the framework of the Football League of Madagascar National Championship ended with the score 149-0.In that match, many of the referee's "mysterious" decisions were made, so the Stade Olympique de l'Emyrne (SOE) team decided to lose themselves in protest.Therefore, they shot their own net against 149 goals.

Former Colombian national captain Andres Escobar was shot dead after kicking a goal at the 1994 World Cup. Escobar was the victim of a purge by organized crime groups.Escobar's image kicks into an own goal against the US team.