Celtic’s Cha Du-Ri Calmly Slots Home Effortless Own-Goal vs Rennes (Video)
By Chris Wright
In which Celtic right-back Cha Du-Ri slots an effortless finish past Celtic ‘keeper Fraser Forster from the edge of the Celtic box to hand Rennes the lead against Celtic…
It may just be my tired eyes playing tricks on me, but would anyone else be willing to have a shiny ha’penny on Forster being able to catch the trundling ball up if he tried running after it?
Any road up, Joe Ledley did the decent thing and levelled the tie up later in the second-half – thus partially sparing Du-Ri’s blushes.
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That’s what I was thinking. First of all, it wasn’t the quickest or most wayward past and you’d have thought he’d be able to get on the end of it. Secondly he could have chased it down anyway!
The back pass was too heavy but he would of got the ball if he’d tried i reckon
Why the hell is the keeper wrong-footing himself? And why the hell didn’t he chase it down?
That’s just a replica of his own goal vs Bayern while playing for my team, SC Freiburg.
Maybe it was a tad heavy but the keeper should still totally have got it
Daft placement of the pass from Cha, but I’d be more inclined to blame Forster
Du-Ri Cha is legend!
definitely Forster’s fault. how can you not expect a back pass from there?
Same. More blame on Forster. Why’s he so far up there?
Agree, more forster lack of awareness!
Cool as like. What a hit son. Take a bow.
defenders fault .. any passback should NEVER be on target
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