Scores After 5 Seconds

Tiago Alves collected the ball from the centre and he immediately charged through the Confianca side. After gobbling up 20-yards and drawing out both of Confianca's centre-halves, Alves slipped a pass through the Geovane who cracked a superb first time shot into the top corner of the near post.

Huge Mistake by Referee

A Brazilian referee Antonio Zampieri Ulysses has courted criticism this week when the man in black chalked off a legal penalty after the ball travelled through a hole in the net.

Massive Football Brawl

Universidad San Martín vs León fight
On 8 December 2010 the first leg of the 2010 Peruvian championship final between León de Huánuco and Universidad San Martín descended into a mass brawl around half an hour into the game, leaving the referee with little choice but to send off two players from each team. The game continued and ended 1-1.

Cheerful Football Fan

Girl Supporter shows the "attributes" in the final round between SANTOS vs MONTERREY, Mexican League

Slapped in the face by Argentine Lawmaker

Argentine legislator Graciela Camano slapped her colleague Carlos Kunkel during a Budget meeting being broadcast live on two networks.
PHOTOS: Argentina in pictures
She later told the press she couldn't take his grandstanding any longer.
"He kept shouting without making a single proposal." Let's roll tape on this honey of a move

Freak Goal by Goalkeeper

This is an amazing goal scored by Juveniles goalkeeper Airton in an Under 17 Youth tournament in Brazil.
This was a match between local clubs Caxias v Juveniles at Centennial Stadium on November 21, 2010.
Juveniles went on to win the match 2-0 thanks to their goal-scoring goalkeeper.

Evo Morales knees football opponent in groin

Bolivian president, Evo Morales, knees La Paz town hall player, Daniel Cartagena, in the groin during a football match.
The friendly match started when, wearing a No 10 green jersey, Morales, a football fanatic and Bolivia's first indigenous president, led his team of bodyguards and officials on to the artificial pitch.
The yellow team was led by Luis Revilla, mayor of La Paz and a political ally turned foe of the president. After smiles and handshakes the game began. Within five minutes Daniel Gustavo Cartagena, in the No 2 jersey for the mayor's team, scythed into the president after he passed the ball, gashing his right leg.
Morales, 50, a former Aymara llama herder and coca farmer, is not known for indulging critics, let alone people who foul him. He walked up to Cartagena, indicated his wound, then kneed him in the groin. The player collapsed, prompting audible whistles from spectators.
The match swiftly deteriorated into a bad-tempered, foul-filled contest which arguably mirrored the Andean country's combative politics. By the end, the match drawn at 4-4, two players from each side had been sent off, including Cartagena and one of the president's bodyguards.
One bodyguard tried to arrest Cartagena after the final whistle, the newspaper La Razón reported, but he was released after Revilla intervened.
Morales denied ordering the arrest but was unrepentant about his response to Cartagena's foul. "I passed the ball and suddenly I received a hammering. It's not the first time it happened," the president told reporters hours later.

Klapa Uruguay

COPA AMERICA: Brasil - Argentina 3:0

Even without some top stars, Brazil still won its second straight Copa America title.
Julio Baptista scored in the fourth minute, an own goal doubled the lead in the 40th and Daniel Alves got the final goal in the 69th as the Brazilians stunned favored Argentina 3-0 Sunday to win South America's championship for the eighth time.
"Lots of people criticized our team, but we're the champions," said Brazil forward Robinho, the tournament's top scorer with six goals