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Watch as Madagascar keeper concedes penalty after just FIVE seconds in crazy start to World Cup qualifier


THIS is the crazy moment a goalkeeper conceded a penalty just FIVE seconds into an international match.

The comical incident occurred in Tuesday’s World Cup qualifier between Tanzania and Madagascar.

This is the moment a goalie conceded a penalty after just FIVE seconds

The hosts kicked off proceedings by immediately sending a long ball towards the Madagascar box.

A Tanzania player quickly pounced on it as he found space in the penalty area.

And it forced Madagascar goalie Melvin Adrien to charge forward with a last-ditch challenge.

But the former Amiens star, who now plays in Ligue 2 with FC Martigues, clattered into his opponent.

And the referee had no choice but to point to the spot.

Tanzania scored the penalty to take an immediate lead.

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And a thrilling game saw them emerge with a 3-2 win.

Footy fans were quick to react on social media, with one saying: “The whole crowd loved it!”

Another wrote: “Did he just deck him?”

One added: “That goalie has cornerback in his blood. Made the incomplete pass signal within a quarter second of mowing the guy over.”

Madagascar have now lost three of their World Cup qualifiers.

And October’s clash against DR Congo is now a must-win if they are to reach Qatar 2022.


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Adrien’s mistake was the latest in a list of high-profile errors by international goalies this year.

Poland’s Wojciech Szczesny became the first stopper to score an own-goal in Euros history when he put the ball in his own net against Slovakia.

Spain’s Unai Simon also produced a howler against Croatia, letting a halfway line back-pass creep under his foot and into the goal.

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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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