Football · Faits intéressants
Chapitre 6 : Matchs insolites et anecdotes sur les règles
10 tests · 100 faits · mis à jour le 23 octobre 2026 · markdown
The strangest, most extreme and most infamous moments in football told as 'did you know' trivia, not officiating guidance: freak scorelines and weather, strange goals and cards, odd places to play, marathon matches, forgotten rules, named skills and superstitions.
6.61Scores extrêmes, records et matchs tristement célèbres
Les extrêmes les plus étranges du football : un match de protestation qui a produit 149 buts contre son camp, les buts les plus rapides et les plus longs jamais enregistrés, la plus grande remontée d'une finale européenne et l'après-midi le plus violent de la Coupe du monde.
Test 1Scores extrêmes, records et matchs tristement célèbresFaire un test
Lors d'un match du championnat de Madagascar en 2002, le SO l'Emyrne a marqué délibérément 149 buts contre son camp pour protester contre une décision arbitrale qui lui avait coûté le titre, produisant le score le plus élevé de l'histoire recensée du football.
Source : Historiques recoupés du match AS Adema–SO l'Emyrne · restitution
Maradona a frappé le ballon du poing devant le gardien anglais en quart de finale 1986 ; comme l'arbitre Ali Bin Nasser et son assistant n'ont pas vu la faute de main et n'avaient pas accès à la vidéo, le but a été validé.
Source : FIFA, fifa.com/en/articles/diego-maradona-argentina-england-hand-of-god-1986 · restitution
Le gardien brésilien Rogério Ceni a marqué 129 buts pour São Paulo entre 1997 et 2015, surtout sur coups francs et penalties, record du monde Guinness pour un gardien.
Source : Guinness World Records, guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/most-goals-scored-by-a-goalkeeper · restitution
Le gardien de Newport County Tom King a battu en 2021 le record d'Asmir Begović, établi en 2013, avec un but de 96,01 mètres, actuel record du monde Guinness du but le plus long.
Source : Reportages recoupés sur le but record de Tom King en 2021 · restitution
L'AC Milan menait 3-0 à la mi-temps, mais Liverpool a marqué trois buts en six minutes en seconde période pour égaliser, puis s'est imposé 3-2 aux tirs au but, la plus grande remontée de l'histoire d'une finale de Coupe d'Europe.
Source : UEFA, uefa.com/uefachampionsleague/news/025d-0f782b45c942-3e20b8c30dfa-1000--miracle-of-istanbul-2005-champions-league-final-in-the-w · restitution
L'attaquant australien Damian Mori a marqué pour Adelaide City contre Sydney United après seulement 3,69 secondes, le 6 décembre 1995, le but le plus rapide du football masculin reconnu par le Guinness World Records.
Source : Guinness World Records, guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/72575-fastest-goal-football-video · restitution
Le Chili a battu l'Italie 2-0 lors d'un match de groupe brutal de la Coupe du monde 1962, avec deux exclusions et des interventions policières répétées ; l'arbitre Ken Aston a plus tard cité ce chaos parmi les raisons qui l'ont poussé à inventer le système des cartons.
Source : Historiques recoupés de la Bataille de Santiago · restitution
L'Américain Michael Lewis a lancé un ballon de football sur 59,817 mètres au Texas en 2019, record du monde Guinness de la rentrée de touche la plus lointaine.
Source : Guinness World Records, guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/longest-throw-in-(football) · restitution
Tomo Sugawara, du Tokyo Verdy, a été exclu après seulement 10 secondes lors d'un match de J-League 2 en 2009 pour avoir touché le ballon de la main afin d'empêcher un adversaire d'atteindre la surface, l'un des cartons rouges les plus rapides jamais enregistrés dans le football professionnel.
Source : Historiques recoupés des cartons rouges les plus rapides du football professionnel · restitution
Après une série de cartons rouges et de blessures qui ont empêché Sheffield United d'aligner assez de joueurs, le match a été arrêté après 82 minutes, le seul match de l'histoire du football professionnel anglais interrompu pour cette raison.
Source : Historiques recoupés du match abandonné Sheffield United–West Bromwich Albion · restitution
6.62Premières, exploits et affluences les plus faibles
Un transfert à un million de livres, une surprise historique d'une équipe amateur, une technique de penalty inventée et les stades les plus vides à avoir jamais accueilli du football professionnel.
Test 1Anecdotes sur les transferts, les penaltys, les triplés et les affluencesFaire un test
Trevor Francis est passé de Birmingham City à Nottingham Forest pour un montant annoncé de 1 million de livres sterling le 9 février 1979, puis a marqué le but de la victoire en finale de la Coupe d'Europe des clubs champions cette année-là.
Source : Historiques recoupés du transfert de Trevor Francis · restitution
Une équipe des États-Unis en grande partie amateur a battu l'Angleterre, alors parmi les favorites, 1-0 à Belo Horizonte le 29 juin 1950, l'une des plus grosses surprises de l'histoire de la Coupe du monde.
Source : Historiques recoupés du match États-Unis–Angleterre de 1950 · restitution
À 4-3 dans la séance de tirs au but, Panenka a trompé le gardien ouest-allemand avec un penalty délicatement piqué, une technique connue aujourd'hui dans le monde entier sous le nom de « Panenka ».
Source : UEFA, uefa.com/uefaeuro/history/news/0253-0d7ad65d5ee8-a6bff388bd0f-1000--watch-panenka-s-classic-1976-final-penalty · restitution
Pat Kruse, de Torquay United, a marqué de la tête dans son propre but à seulement 6 secondes du coup d'envoi contre Cambridge United en janvier 1977, toujours cité comme le but contre son camp le plus rapide du championnat anglais.
Source : Historiques recoupés du but contre son camp de Pat Kruse en 1977 · restitution
L'IFFHS et la RSSSF attribuent à Josef Bican environ 800 buts rien qu'en matches officiels, plus que le total officiel de Pelé, tandis que le total bien plus élevé de Pelé inclut les matches amicaux et les matches de gala.
Source : Reportages recoupés sur la controverse sur le total de buts de Bican et de Pelé · restitution
La rencontre de Watney Cup 1970 entre Hull City et Manchester United, à égalité après prolongation, est devenue le premier match professionnel de compétition décidé aux tirs au but ; George Best a tiré le premier.
Source : Historiques recoupés de la séance de tirs au but de la Watney Cup 1970 · restitution
Sadio Mané a marqué trois buts en 2 minutes 56 secondes pour Southampton contre Aston Villa le 16 mai 2015, battant le précédent record de Robbie Fowler.
Source : Guinness World Records, guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/385454-fastest-hat-trick-in-a-football-soccer-english-premier-league-match · restitution
Arsenal est resté 49 matches de Premier League sans défaite de mai 2003 à octobre 2004, dont une saison 2003-04 entièrement invaincue, toujours le record.
Source : Arsenal official history, arsenal.com/history/the-wenger-years/the-2004-invincibles · restitution
Le match de groupe de la Roumanie contre le Pérou à la Coupe du monde 1930 n'a attiré, selon les estimations, que quelques centaines de spectateurs, la plus faible affluence jamais enregistrée pour un match de Coupe du monde.
Source : Cross-checked histories of 1930 World Cup attendances · restitution
Seules 469 personnes ont assisté à Thames – Luton Town le 6 décembre 1930, alors que le West Ham Stadium, avec ses 120 000 places, était la plus grande enceinte à avoir accueilli régulièrement du football de championnat.
Source : Historiques recoupés du record d'affluence de Thames AFC · restitution
6.63Fog, Snow and Floods
Bartram in the fog, the water battle of Frankfurt, the Snow Clasico and the Big Freeze.
Test 1Weather-hit matchesFaire un test
Firefighters tried to clear the water; Gerd Müller scored the only goal in Frankfurt.
Source : DFB, 'Die Wasserschlacht von Frankfurt 1974' (dfb.de); FIFA World Cup 1974 match report · restitution
Snow fell so heavily that the lines were cleared by hand during the qualifier.
Source : U.S. Soccer, 'The Snow Clasico' (ussoccer.com, 2013); CONCACAF · restitution
FIFA rejected the protest.
Source : U.S. Soccer, 'The Snow Clasico' (ussoccer.com, 2013); CONCACAF · restitution
Frozen pitches forced match after match to be postponed.
Source : The FA, 'The Big Freeze of 1962-63' (thefa.com); EFL history · restitution
A panel of former players and referees forecast the scores.
Source : Football Pools, 'The Pools Panel' (footballpools.com); The FA · restitution
Stoke and Sheffield United played the last match on 14 June; Liverpool were champions.
Source : EFL, 'The 1946-47 season' (efl.com) · restitution
Fixtures had to be squeezed into the spring.
Source : The FA, 'The Big Freeze of 1962-63' (thefa.com); EFL history · restitution
1937, 1947, 1963, 1974 and 2013.
Source : The FA, 'The Big Freeze of 1962-63' (thefa.com); EFL history · restitution
December 1962, January 1963 and March 1963.
Source : The FA, 'The Big Freeze of 1962-63' (thefa.com); EFL history · restitution
Sam Bartram stood there for about a quarter of an hour before a policeman told him everyone had gone.
Source : Charlton Athletic, 'Sam Bartram and the fog of 1937' (cafc.co.uk) · restitution
6.64Strange Goals
A deliberate own goal, a ghost goal, a phantom goal, four goals for both sides and the fastest hat-trick.
Test 1Strange goalsFaire un test
Barbados needed to win by two; they forced extra time at 2-2 and then won with a golden goal.
Source : Barbados Football Association, '1994 Shell Caribbean Cup: Barbados v Grenada' reports; BBC Sport archive · restitution
Barbados had to defend both goals to stop them.
Source : Barbados Football Association, '1994 Shell Caribbean Cup: Barbados v Grenada' reports; BBC Sport archive · restitution
The officials gave it after a corner went past the post; the incident became known as the ghost goal.
Source : Reading FC, 'The ghost goal against Watford, 2008' (readingfc.co.uk); BBC Sport · restitution
Villa drew 2-2 at Leicester.
Source : Aston Villa, 'Chris Nicholl's four goals at Leicester, 1976' (avfc.co.uk) · restitution
Guinness World Records lists it as the fastest hat-trick in a senior match.
Source : Ross County FC, 'Tommy Ross's 90-second hat-trick' (rosscountyfootballclub.co.uk); Guinness World Records · restitution
It beat Ledley King's 9.82 seconds from 2000.
Source : Premier League, 'Shane Long's 7.69-second goal' (premierleague.com, 2019) · restitution
He gave the goal on the word of his assistant.
Source : Reading FC, 'The ghost goal against Watford, 2008' (readingfc.co.uk); BBC Sport · restitution
1976, 1994, 2008 and 2013.
Source : Barbados Football Association, '1994 Shell Caribbean Cup: Barbados v Grenada' reports; BBC Sport archive · restitution
The final score after extra time was 4-2.
Source : Barbados Football Association, '1994 Shell Caribbean Cup: Barbados v Grenada' reports; BBC Sport archive · restitution
Hoffenheim's request for a replay was rejected; the rules now let referees use video for such cases.
Source : Bayer 04 Leverkusen and DFB statements on Kießling's 'Phantomtor' (2013) · restitution
6.65Strange Cards and Sendings-off
The Battle of Nuremberg, a referee who sent himself off, a two-second red and 36 in one match.
Test 1Unusual dismissalsFaire un test
There were also four red cards in the 'Battle of Nuremberg'.
Source : FIFA, 2006 World Cup match report: Portugal v Netherlands, Nuremberg (inside.fifa.com) · restitution
He was criticised for losing control of the match.
Source : FIFA, 2006 World Cup match report: Portugal v Netherlands, Nuremberg (inside.fifa.com) · restitution
He had lost his temper and punched the player before showing himself the red card.
Source : BBC News, 'Referee sends himself off' (1998) · restitution
He was startled by the whistle and cursed out loud.
Source : Guinness World Records, 'Fastest sending-off' (Lee Todd, 2000) · restitution
The Cameroon defender was dismissed in 1994 and 1998.
Source : FIFA, World Cup disciplinary records (inside.fifa.com); Cameroon match reports 1994 and 1998 · restitution
A brawl at the end of Claypole v Victoriano Arenas led to everyone being sent off, substitutes and staff included.
Source : Guinness World Records, 'Most red cards in a football match' (Claypole v Victoriano Arenas, 2011) · restitution
He was playing for Chelsea in an FA Cup tie.
Source : Chelsea FC heritage (chelseafc.com); BBC Sport, 'Fastest bookings' · restitution
1994, 1998, 2000, 2002 and 2006.
Source : FIFA, World Cup disciplinary records (inside.fifa.com); Cameroon match reports 1994 and 1998 · restitution
1992, 2000 and 2011.
Source : Guinness World Records, 'Most red cards in a football match' (Claypole v Victoriano Arenas, 2011) · restitution
He was sent off for abusing the referee from the bench against Sweden.
Source : FIFA, 2002 World Cup match report: Sweden v Argentina (inside.fifa.com) · restitution
6.66Odd Places to Play
Kilimanjaro, a floating pitch, a mountain stadium reached by cable car and pitches by the sea.
Test 1Unusual pitchesFaire un test
Women players from around the world played at about 5,700 metres.
Source : Guinness World Records, 'Highest altitude football match' (Kilimanjaro, 2017) · restitution
Teams from dozens of countries take part each July.
Source : Gothia Cup, 'About the tournament' (gothiacup.se) · restitution
It has hosted football, the National Day parade and concerts.
Source : Singapore Sports Hub and Urban Redevelopment Authority, 'The Float @ Marina Bay' (ura.gov.sg) · restitution
It sits at about 2,000 metres above sea level.
Source : Valais tourism, 'Ottmar Hitzfeld Stadium, Gspon' (valais.ch) · restitution
The pitch sat right beside the water.
Source : Faroese Football Association (fsf.fo) and Visit Faroe Islands (visitfaroeislands.com) · restitution
The pitch fills almost the whole islet.
Source : Visit Norway, 'Henningsvær football pitch' (visitnorway.com) · restitution
Matches are played on dozens of pitches around the city.
Source : Gothia Cup, 'About the tournament' (gothiacup.se) · restitution
1975, 1986, 2007 and 2017.
Source : Gothia Cup (gothiacup.se), Tourism Authority of Thailand, URA Singapore and Guinness World Records · restitution
Lofoten lies inside the Arctic Circle; Koh Panyee is in the tropics.
Source : Gothia Cup (gothiacup.se), Tourism Authority of Thailand, URA Singapore and Guinness World Records · restitution
Their club, Panyee FC, went on to win youth tournaments on the mainland.
Source : Tourism Authority of Thailand, 'Koh Panyee and its floating football pitch' (tourismthailand.org) · restitution
6.67Long Matches and Long Shoot-outs
203 minutes in 1946, six FA Cup matches, three misses in one game and a 48-kick shoot-out.
Test 1Marathon matches and shoot-outsFaire un test
The rules said play on until a goal; it was still 2-2 when the light went.
Source : Stockport County, 'The longest match: Doncaster 1946' (stockportcounty.com) · restitution
The six matches took about eleven hours of football.
Source : The FA, 'Alvechurch v Oxford City, 1971' FA Cup records (thefa.com) · restitution
Argentina lost 3-0 to Colombia; Guinness lists it as a record.
Source : CONMEBOL, 'Copa América 1999: Argentina v Colombia' (conmebol.com); Guinness World Records · restitution
They missed two in the match and three in the shoot-out.
Source : UEFA, 'Euro 2000 semi-final: Italy v Netherlands' (uefa.com) · restitution
Every player on the pitch took a kick.
Source : Liverpool FC, '2022 League Cup final shoot-out' (liverpoolfc.com); EFL · restitution
Players dribbled at the goalkeeper and had five seconds to shoot.
Source : Major League Soccer, 'The 35-yard shootout, 1996-99' (mlssoccer.com) · restitution
Twenty-four kicks were taken in the quarter-final.
Source : CAF, 'Africa Cup of Nations 2006: Ivory Coast v Cameroon' (cafonline.com) · restitution
1946, 1971, 1999, 2000 and 2005.
Source : Guinness World Records, MLS and EFL records of penalty shoot-outs · restitution
1996, 2006 and 2022.
Source : Guinness World Records, MLS and EFL records of penalty shoot-outs · restitution
KK Palace beat Civics 17-16 after 2-2.
Source : Guinness World Records, 'Longest penalty shoot-out' (KK Palace v Civics, 2005) · restitution
6.68Rules From the Past
Test matches, two-legged cup ties, a cup third-place match, goal average and Christmas Day fixtures.
Test 1Forgotten competition rulesFaire un test
The losing semi-finalists met before the final; few fans came.
Source : The FA, 'The FA Cup third-place play-off, 1970-74' (thefa.com) · restitution
Goal average divided goals scored by goals conceded.
Source : EFL, 'From goal average to goal difference' (efl.com) · restitution
Drawn ties now go to extra time and penalties.
Source : The FA, 'FA Cup replays: changes from 2024-25' (thefa.com) · restitution
They were dropped after Stoke and Burnley drew 0-0 in 1898 when a draw suited both.
Source : EFL, 'Test matches, 1893-98' (efl.com) · restitution
Charlton kept their First Division place through them.
Source : EFL, 'The first play-offs, 1986-87' (efl.com) · restitution
It is the only season the competition used two legs.
Source : The FA, '1945-46: the two-legged FA Cup' (thefa.com) · restitution
United beat Watford 2-0 at Highbury.
Source : The FA, 'The FA Cup third-place play-off, 1970-74' (thefa.com) · restitution
1890s, 1945-46, 1970, 1976 and 1987.
Source : The FA (thefa.com) and EFL (efl.com) histories of competition rules · restitution
1965, 1974 and 2024.
Source : The FA (thefa.com) and EFL (efl.com) histories of competition rules · restitution
Blackpool played Blackburn on Christmas Day 1965.
Source : EFL, 'When football was played on Christmas Day' (efl.com) · restitution
6.69Kicks and Moves With Names
The chilena, the Marseille turn, the Cuauhtemiña, the drag-back, the sombrero and the rainbow flick.
Test 1Named skillsFaire un test
Unzaga is said to have used it in Chile in 1914.
Source : ANFP Chile, 'La chilena de Ramón Unzaga' (anfp.cl) · restitution
Players drag the ball with one foot, spin and drag it on with the other.
Source : Olympique de Marseille, 'La roulette' (om.fr); FIFA · restitution
It is named after the forward who made it famous at the 1998 World Cup.
Source : Mexican Football Federation, 'La Cuauhtemiña' (miseleccion.mx); FIFA 1998 World Cup reports · restitution
He pulled the ball back with his studs as Billy Wright slid past.
Source : Hungarian Football Federation, 'Wembley 1953: the drag-back' (mlsz.hu); The FA · restitution
He spun round Nikos Dabizas and scored at St James' Park.
Source : Arsenal FC, 'Bergkamp's goal at Newcastle, 2002' (arsenal.com) · restitution
The ball flies over the defender like a hat.
Source : FIFA (fifa.com) and national federation histories of named skills · restitution
The player traps the ball between the feet and flicks it up with the heel.
Source : FIFA (fifa.com) and national federation histories of named skills · restitution
1914, 1953, 1998 and 2002.
Source : FIFA (fifa.com) and national federation histories of named skills · restitution
The full spin carries the player away from the defender.
Source : Olympique de Marseille, 'La roulette' (om.fr); FIFA · restitution
He first did it against South Korea at the 1998 World Cup.
Source : Mexican Football Federation, 'La Cuauhtemiña' (miseleccion.mx); FIFA 1998 World Cup reports · restitution
6.70Curses and Superstitions
Buried cats, gypsy curses, a kiss on the head, a pre-penalty ritual and a player who had to be last out.
Test 1Curses and superstitionsFaire un test
Rival fans were said to have buried seven cats after Racing's 1967 world club title; the last was found in 2001.
Source : Racing Club, 'La maldición de los gatos' (racingclub.com.ar) · restitution
The curse was said to date from travellers being moved off the land in 1906.
Source : Birmingham City, 'The gypsy curse at St Andrew's' (bcfc.com) · restitution
Derby then beat Charlton 4-1 to win the cup.
Source : Derby County, 'The Baseball Ground gypsy curse and the 1946 FA Cup' (dcfc.co.uk) · restitution
Blanc missed the final through suspension, but the ritual was carried on.
Source : Fédération Française de Football, '1998: le baiser de Blanc' (fff.fr) · restitution
He said it brought him luck; he saved four penalties in two shoot-outs.
Source : AFA, 'Goycochea, Italia 90' (afa.com.ar) · restitution
William Gallas was still being treated, so Touré waited and then came on without the referee's permission.
Source : Arsenal FC and UEFA match report, Arsenal v Roma, 2009 (uefa.com) · restitution
Racing dug up the pitch looking for them.
Source : Racing Club, 'La maldición de los gatos' (racingclub.com.ar) · restitution
1946, 1967, 1990, 1998 and 2009.
Source : Club histories: dcfc.co.uk, racingclub.com.ar, bcfc.com, fff.fr, arsenal.com · restitution
1966, 1967 and the 2001 Apertura.
Source : Racing Club, 'La maldición de los gatos' (racingclub.com.ar) · restitution
The two clubs' grounds in Avellaneda stand only a few hundred metres apart.
Source : Racing Club, 'La maldición de los gatos' (racingclub.com.ar) · restitution
Sources
Sources primaires et officielles lorsqu'elles existent : FIFA (fifa.com), UEFA (uefa.com), Guinness World Records (guinnessworldrecords.com). Plusieurs incidents plus anciens ou moins bien documentés s'appuient sur plusieurs récits recoupés ne provenant pas de Wikipédia, faute d'avoir trouvé une page d'archives officielle unique – signalé pour chaque question. Aucune citation de Wikipédia. Reformulé avec nos propres mots ; questions originales rédigées.
- The FA, 'The Big Freeze of 1962-63' (thefa.com); EFL history4
- Barbados Football Association, '1994 Shell Caribbean Cup: Barbados v Grenada' reports; BBC Sport archive4
- Racing Club, 'La maldición de los gatos' (racingclub.com.ar)4
- FIFA (fifa.com) and national federation histories of named skills3
- U.S. Soccer, 'The Snow Clasico' (ussoccer.com, 2013); CONCACAF2
- Reading FC, 'The ghost goal against Watford, 2008' (readingfc.co.uk); BBC Sport2
- FIFA, 2006 World Cup match report: Portugal v Netherlands, Nuremberg (inside.fifa.com)2
- FIFA, World Cup disciplinary records (inside.fifa.com); Cameroon match reports 1994 and 19982
- Guinness World Records, 'Most red cards in a football match' (Claypole v Victoriano Arenas, 2011)2
- Gothia Cup, 'About the tournament' (gothiacup.se)2
- Gothia Cup (gothiacup.se), Tourism Authority of Thailand, URA Singapore and Guinness World Records2
- Guinness World Records, MLS and EFL records of penalty shoot-outs2
- The FA, 'The FA Cup third-place play-off, 1970-74' (thefa.com)2
- The FA (thefa.com) and EFL (efl.com) histories of competition rules2
- Olympique de Marseille, 'La roulette' (om.fr); FIFA2
- Mexican Football Federation, 'La Cuauhtemiña' (miseleccion.mx); FIFA 1998 World Cup reports2
- Historiques recoupés du match AS Adema–SO l'Emyrne1
- FIFA, fifa.com/en/articles/diego-maradona-argentina-england-hand-of-god-19861
- Guinness World Records, guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/most-goals-scored-by-a-goalkeeper1
- Reportages recoupés sur le but record de Tom King en 20211
- UEFA, uefa.com/uefachampionsleague/news/025d-0f782b45c942-3e20b8c30dfa-1000--miracle-of-istanbul-2005-champions-league-final-in-the-w1
- Guinness World Records, guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/72575-fastest-goal-football-video1
- Historiques recoupés de la Bataille de Santiago1
- Guinness World Records, guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/longest-throw-in-(football)1
- Historiques recoupés des cartons rouges les plus rapides du football professionnel1
- Historiques recoupés du match abandonné Sheffield United–West Bromwich Albion1
- Historiques recoupés du transfert de Trevor Francis1
- Historiques recoupés du match États-Unis–Angleterre de 19501
- UEFA, uefa.com/uefaeuro/history/news/0253-0d7ad65d5ee8-a6bff388bd0f-1000--watch-panenka-s-classic-1976-final-penalty1
- Historiques recoupés du but contre son camp de Pat Kruse en 19771
- Reportages recoupés sur la controverse sur le total de buts de Bican et de Pelé1
- Historiques recoupés de la séance de tirs au but de la Watney Cup 19701
- Guinness World Records, guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/385454-fastest-hat-trick-in-a-football-soccer-english-premier-league-match1
- Arsenal official history, arsenal.com/history/the-wenger-years/the-2004-invincibles1
- Cross-checked histories of 1930 World Cup attendances1
- Historiques recoupés du record d'affluence de Thames AFC1
- DFB, 'Die Wasserschlacht von Frankfurt 1974' (dfb.de); FIFA World Cup 1974 match report1
- Football Pools, 'The Pools Panel' (footballpools.com); The FA1
- EFL, 'The 1946-47 season' (efl.com)1
- Charlton Athletic, 'Sam Bartram and the fog of 1937' (cafc.co.uk)1
- Aston Villa, 'Chris Nicholl's four goals at Leicester, 1976' (avfc.co.uk)1
- Ross County FC, 'Tommy Ross's 90-second hat-trick' (rosscountyfootballclub.co.uk); Guinness World Records1
- Premier League, 'Shane Long's 7.69-second goal' (premierleague.com, 2019)1
- Bayer 04 Leverkusen and DFB statements on Kießling's 'Phantomtor' (2013)1
- BBC News, 'Referee sends himself off' (1998)1
- Guinness World Records, 'Fastest sending-off' (Lee Todd, 2000)1
- Chelsea FC heritage (chelseafc.com); BBC Sport, 'Fastest bookings'1
- FIFA, 2002 World Cup match report: Sweden v Argentina (inside.fifa.com)1
- Guinness World Records, 'Highest altitude football match' (Kilimanjaro, 2017)1
- Singapore Sports Hub and Urban Redevelopment Authority, 'The Float @ Marina Bay' (ura.gov.sg)1
- Valais tourism, 'Ottmar Hitzfeld Stadium, Gspon' (valais.ch)1
- Faroese Football Association (fsf.fo) and Visit Faroe Islands (visitfaroeislands.com)1
- Visit Norway, 'Henningsvær football pitch' (visitnorway.com)1
- Tourism Authority of Thailand, 'Koh Panyee and its floating football pitch' (tourismthailand.org)1
- Stockport County, 'The longest match: Doncaster 1946' (stockportcounty.com)1
- The FA, 'Alvechurch v Oxford City, 1971' FA Cup records (thefa.com)1
- CONMEBOL, 'Copa América 1999: Argentina v Colombia' (conmebol.com); Guinness World Records1
- UEFA, 'Euro 2000 semi-final: Italy v Netherlands' (uefa.com)1
- Liverpool FC, '2022 League Cup final shoot-out' (liverpoolfc.com); EFL1
- Major League Soccer, 'The 35-yard shootout, 1996-99' (mlssoccer.com)1
- CAF, 'Africa Cup of Nations 2006: Ivory Coast v Cameroon' (cafonline.com)1
- Guinness World Records, 'Longest penalty shoot-out' (KK Palace v Civics, 2005)1
- EFL, 'From goal average to goal difference' (efl.com)1
- The FA, 'FA Cup replays: changes from 2024-25' (thefa.com)1
- EFL, 'Test matches, 1893-98' (efl.com)1
- EFL, 'The first play-offs, 1986-87' (efl.com)1
- The FA, '1945-46: the two-legged FA Cup' (thefa.com)1
- EFL, 'When football was played on Christmas Day' (efl.com)1
- ANFP Chile, 'La chilena de Ramón Unzaga' (anfp.cl)1
- Hungarian Football Federation, 'Wembley 1953: the drag-back' (mlsz.hu); The FA1
- Arsenal FC, 'Bergkamp's goal at Newcastle, 2002' (arsenal.com)1
- Birmingham City, 'The gypsy curse at St Andrew's' (bcfc.com)1
- Derby County, 'The Baseball Ground gypsy curse and the 1946 FA Cup' (dcfc.co.uk)1
- Fédération Française de Football, '1998: le baiser de Blanc' (fff.fr)1
- AFA, 'Goycochea, Italia 90' (afa.com.ar)1
- Arsenal FC and UEFA match report, Arsenal v Roma, 2009 (uefa.com)1
- Club histories: dcfc.co.uk, racingclub.com.ar, bcfc.com, fff.fr, arsenal.com1