What is OG in football? List of funny OG situations

No one wants their team to have the OG symbol on the statistics board after the match. If you have understood this symbol through the above content, you will know that your team lost a goal due to their own mistakes. Losing a goal caused by your team will change the situation of the match, from winning to losing, or even the other team will have the spirit to recover.

As a coach, silly mistakes make them very uncomfortable, and in the locker room, you will see their power (of course, even in silly situations). As for “force majeure” situations, they can only laugh it off, as it is inevitable due to the law of luck.

Calling OG an obsession is not wrong when, in the past, there have been many disastrous goals that have changed the long history of the team. Specifically, you were leading 1-0 until the 90th minute, but in a few minutes of extra time, you made a mistake that allowed your team to equalize. This refers to important finals such as C1, C2, Euro, Compa, or even the prestige of the World Cup.

Although we know that OG causes serious problems for the team, there are still many “funny” moments that teams create from their own goals. Let’s see which moments are memorable:

Olof Mellberg is like a hero of Birmingham City, although he plays for Aston Villa, he always knows how to joke when facing this team. From a simple throw-in situation, Olof made his team’s goalkeeper struggle and made the ball bounce into the net, the result made the opposing team’s audience laugh “refreshingly”.

Lee Dixon’s pass in the Arsenal vs Coventry match in 1991 made goalkeeper Seaman angry. He could not catch the ball because it was too high and had to go to the net to pick it up. Unfortunately, the ball did not go into the opponent’s net but into his own.

If David Luiz quit football, he could become a comedian. The Brazilian player knows how to shine in “unbelievable” situations by dropping the ball (off target and into the net), which helped Brazil (OG) lose 0-1 to Mexico in the World Cup match.

The list of funny OGs cannot be without the disastrous own goal of Djimi Traore, the Liverpool player who made his team lose to Burnley thanks to an artistic OG move. That situation helped Burnley advance further in the FA Cup, while Liverpool were eliminated painfully.

OG causes a lot of controversy in the football world and in betting as well. There are always some rules you need to know if you are learning about betting:

Betting on the player who scores is a form of betting that is mainly based on luck; however, if the player you choose is the last to touch the ball but hits the player of the opposing team who scores the goal. The result will not be counted, so pay close attention to avoid misunderstandings with the bookmaker.

Handicap bets do not care which team OG, they only care about the score after the match. So, depending on the handicap you bet on, the final result will determine who is the loser and who is the winner. Of course, OG causes a lot of trouble and “anger” if you have to lose the bet.

Similar to handicap bets, over/under bets only count the total number of goals scored in the match. There will be no separate goal calculation; if there is OG, it is also a good case for overbets when they need as many goals as possible.

In return, those who bet on under will have trouble; there have been many cases where the time was almost up, but a player’s mistake caused the under bet to “lose money”. It is not too surprising that football uses a round ball,l so anything can happen.