Unusual soccer matches

Yes, it's about soccer - but that shouldn't put anyone off. We meet incredible events from all over the world that life has written: Witness the fate of a Brazilian ball boy who scores a goal. Transport yourself to a time when a radio live report on a match was continued by the reporter long after the game itself had finished, which he had not noticed. See how easy it is to take the strongest opponent out of the game before kick-off in the decisive World Cup qualifying match. Get to know games in which the victory has long since been celebrated extensively, even though the team has not won at all - which almost nobody knows. Can you imagine a game having to be postponed 15 times? Or that a goalkeeper deliberately caused the crossbar to break? That several players are arrested by the police off the pitch? Or a footballer knocking an airplane out of the sky with the ball? Is it possible that North Korea fills a large stadium and presents a foreign third division team to its own audience as the multiple world champion Brazil? Get to know the Robin Hood of Suriname! How can it be that a club defends its own goal and the opponent's goal?

Jörg Heinisch reads from volumes 1 and 2 of his book.

The soccer culture magazine "11 Freunde" writes: "Encounters that are hard to beat in their absurdity"

Information on the book project with reading sample:

https://www.hugendubel.de/de/taschenbuch/joerg_heinisch-das_buch_der_ungewoehnlichen_fussballspiele-47584261-produkt-details.html