Goalkeeper in Algerian second division scores funniest own goal of all-time after comedy of errors
GOALKEEPER Lamara Daif has scored the daftest own goal of all time … after wasting TWO chances to clear the danger.
The hilarious incident occurred last Friday in the Algerian second division.
Keeper Lamara Daif went to clear the ball up fieldRMC Sport
Daif was playing for ASO Chlef against MC El Eulma when the comedy of errors occurred.
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With just minutes to go, and his side leading 1-0, the stopper came out to collect a corner.
However, instead of hoofing the ball as far away from goal as possible, disaster struck for the 31-year-old.
The dozy Daif first booted a clearance straight at the back of an opponent’s head.
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That sent the ball looping back towards his unguarded goal.
The hapless keeper desperately raced back in time to make a save, but things were only getting worse.
But all he managed to do was fire it straight at an opponent’s headRMC SportThe ball then deflected back off the striker’s head and looped towards the goalRMC SportLamara Daif then desperately attempted to scramble back to stop the ball from going inRMC SportThe ball bounced on the ball before looping back out towards the keeperRMC SportBut Lamara Daif’s momentum proved too much and he tripped to knock the ball into the netRMC Sport
In his desperate attempts to save the day, he only managed to trip and bundle the ball into his own net.
The game finished 1-1, with Chlef dropping two home points to their lowly-placed opponents to remain in relegation danger.
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