Ghost Goal Stefan Kießling Hoffenheim vs Bayer Leverkusen 18-10-2013 HD

25 thoughts on “Ghost Goal Stefan Kießling Hoffenheim vs Bayer Leverkusen 18-10-2013 HD”

• meh, the ref did his job.

• The German League has decided not to replay a match where a non-goal was
  scored. In the match between Hoffenheim and Bayer Leverkusen the ball went
  in through a hole in the side netting. There was confusion everywhere and
  the striker new it, and he seemed to tell the ref. but the goal stood. How
  unlucky can you get!

• Awesome video.we like that video.

• Wtf that’s a joke

• Kaka wouldnt have accepted that, he is the most sincere footballer.

• wtfffff

• This is odd.

• nos la van aplicar como en el mundial contra argentina….

• Lol the commentators are hilarious

• hahahahahahaha WTFAAKKKKK

• how did it happen

• *end

• I do wonder what kiessling said to ref at ended of video

• I think this will help scientists in the research of dark matter and dark
  energy. haha

• What the fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck

• Its really a shame that FIFA cannot, or is not willing to introduce
  goal-line technology. I mean, for fuck sakes, we are in the 21st century.
  Why is it so controversial to get some technology for such situations.
  Frank Lampards goal against Germany in the WC 2010, a defender kicking the
  ball out of the net in the EC 2012, ghost goal now? WE NEED GOAL-LINE
  TECHNOLOGY!!! STUPID FIFA

• Glaube Kiessling hat Kontaktlinsen ( verloren ) .Normalerweise hat er das
  gesehen.

• Ich wollte in hoffeinheim anrufen aber die hatten kein netz ;D only for
  germans haha

• only kiessling knew that was not goal..

• magical goal.. even hoffenheim’s keeper didnt notice it.

• It’s not “soccer”, but “football”. The biggest sport at planet earth. 😉
  Second of all, that kind of system exactly does exist (for a very long
  time), however (strangly enough) it’s still not introduced in the world of
  football (notwithstanding some experiments). But another option to make a
  decision undone, is to do it after the game, but the UEFA/FIFA refuses
  that. Only in some cases they will. For example: at yellow/red cards.

• In American football games, all touchdowns are verified by the booth
  upstairs. With all the technologies available, I don’t know why soccer
  cannot implement such a system. The players take a few minutes to celebrate
  goals anyway, so this would not cause any delay in the game.

• Pretty good magic trick in the Bayer Leverkusen match. #Bundesliga
  #GhostGoal

• Goal of the year 🙂

• Kiessling clearly saw that he missed.. But would u have spoken up if u were
  in the same position? A bit of a moral dilemma there..

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