Cambiasso's 26-pass goal, Argentina v Serbia 2006
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About this play
The second goal of Argentina's 6-0 win over Serbia and Montenegro at the 2006 World Cup, finished by Esteban Cambiasso after a move of 24 passes, usually counted as 26 touches. This is its final phase: Cambiasso plays the ball into Hernán Crespo at the edge of the area, keeps running, and Crespo's back-heel puts him through to shoot. A one-two at the end of a long spell of possession works because the defence has spent the move shuffling side to side and is watching the ball, not the passer.
What is in this play
Cambiasso's 26-pass goal, Argentina v Serbia 2006 — an animated soccer play with 4 players and 5 opponents and 3 recorded runs, finishing with a shot. Watch every run, then remix it for your own team, free.
- Players
- 4 ours, 5 opposition
- Recorded runs
- 3
- Length
- 5 seconds
- Finish
- Shot on goal
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