free kick

World-renowned physicist Stephen Hawking has come up with a hypothesis about a perfect penalty penalty by the UK betting company Paddy Power.

For football fans, in the last few years, the main image of the match that has foam sprayers in direct free-kick situations is no longer strange.

Research shows that not the power and speed, but the intelligence and the spirit of steel are the important difference between an ordinary player and a soccer superstar.

13 years have passed, but football lovers still remember the seemingly impossible free kick of Roberto Carlos, the Brazilian football player.

When making a free kick, the player always seeks to swirl the ball. The aerodynamics of a misaligned shot will make the ball follow an arc in the goal.

The best option for a penalty player is to aim for a point and then kick in, while considering that the goalkeeper does not exist.