We have seen some brilliantly missed penalties. But Francisco Fydriszewski’s panenka with San Lorenzo in Argentina is a model of its kind. To be shown urgently in all football schools, and especially in France.
Francisco Fydriszewski et la panenka 2.0
We are on the sixteenth day of the Argentine football championship. Godoy Cruz hosts San Lorenzo on his lawn, and the score is 1-1 until the end of regulation time. Then in the 90+4th minute, San Lorenzo gets a penalty. A deliverance for this club in great difficulty in this championship, with only four victories during the first fifteen days, and a 25th place in the ranking (out of 28). You will therefore have understood, these three points are a necessity for San Lorenzo, a question of life and death.
While Iker Muniain is the number 1 shooter designated by his coach, it is ultimately Francisco Fydriszewski who gets the ball. The Argentine striker wants to be the hero of his team, and as if scoring the penalty after added time wasn’t enough, he also chooses panache by attempting a panenka. The attempt quickly turns into a totally messed up dive ending in the goalkeeper’s hand. Masterful.
Not only did San Lorenzo only leave with one point from this match, but their coach Leandro Romagnoli decided to slam the door at the end of the match. Or how to take care of your exit.
“I can’t enter the field, otherwise I would have stopped him from shooting” Leandro Romagnoli
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