WATCH: Team scores sneaky free kick
A Brazilian club came up with a clever way to get a goal from a set piece situation.
Australian referee Benjamin Jon Williams uses a spray can to mark the field for a free kick during the World Cup match between Honduras and Ecuador at the Baixada Arena in Curitiba, on June 20, 2014
Sport Club São Bento deployed a tricky free kick routine straight from the training grounds to deceive their opponents.
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Two players set up a wall to block the view of the opposing team.
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While the team in white waits for the ball to be played over the wall, it is cleverly played to a Bento player who was part of a two-man wall intended to block the view of the opposing team. And the Bento player scores.
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That free-kick though. 👀 pic.twitter.com/nBl16MVS65
— Football Funnys (@FootballFunnys) 22 January 2018
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