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Why the Panenka, the original and first copies, remain a delight to watch

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By Nihal Koshie Verified
| MSN India Verified
Nihal Koshie If Antonin Panenka had his way, Mo Salah would have paid royalty to the former Czech midfielder, the inventor of the chip-shot penalty named after him. Panenka's original, the last of the five spot-kicks taken by Czechoslovakia, won his country the Euro 1976 title against West Germany. Panenka even tried to get his creation patented. But officials didn't entertain him, he said on the 50th anniversary of the deceptive spot-kick.
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Why the Panenka, the original and first copies, remain a delight to watch

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By Nihal Koshie Verified
| The Indian Express Verified
Egypt's Mohamed Salah (10) scores a penalty in a shootout in the World Cup round of 32 soccer match against Egypt in Arlington, Texas, near Dallas, Friday, July 3, 2026. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez) If Antonin Panenka had his way, Mo Salah would have paid royalty to the former Czech midfielder, the inventor of the chip-shot penalty named after him. Panenka’s original, the last of the five spot-kicks taken by Czechoslovakia, won his country the Euro 1976 title against West Germany.
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How four little-known goalkeepers became unlikely stars of the 2026 World Cup

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By Nihal Koshie Verified
| MSN India Verified
Nihal Koshie Iran's goalkeeper Alireza Beirvanvand, Congo's goalkeeper Lionel Mpasi, Curacao's goalkeeper Eloy Room and Cape Verde's goalkeeper Vozinha have been unsung heroes for their teams at FIFA World Cup 2026. (AP) The goals have the names. The saves have the stories. Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland and Cristiano Ronaldo have dominated the headlines, the Golden Boot race well and truly on.
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