We've all seen own goals, but which are the few that you can still recall whenever the topic is presented? The really memorable ones where the team could have won something big if not for it.... Please show some videos for them too....
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Sigh.... Riise....  

Ibra style goal scored by Lars Ovrebo from Moss a 2nd division team from Norway.

I know this is not the most famous or most important own goal but is definately one of the most memorable ones

I'd say this is the most infamous own goal because it led to the murdering of the player. After Colombia lost the game and some drug lords apparently lost some money on it, they decided to kill Andres Escobar for the own goal upon his return to his country.

This one isn't even famous, but it's worth getting a mention since it is probably the first own goal from a penalty, and what a goal I must say.... Blasted it.

This was a cracker - an astounding show of skill and a headed lob of the keeper. Shame it was an own goal

This was just so weird it was memorable. Watch til the end to see a great replay of the ball jumping

Peter Enckleman - Funny thing is if he hadn't touched it the goal wouldn't have stood and it was against their bitter and most hated rivals Birmingham City




What a goal.

Hannover 96 is entered in the Guinness Book of Records. In 1963, three goals against his side had already been registered but not by the same team
Three goals against a side in the same match. Hannover 96 has set a record Saturday in the Bundesliga for Borussia Monchengladbach (5-3), at the 16 th day. There had been three goals scored in this manner November 9, 1963 during the first season in Game 1. FC Kaiserslautern - VfB Stuttgart (1-3), but not by the same team ....

Tunisia's Karim Haggui for its part is now at 25 years the 6th player in Bundesliga history to "get" a double against his own goalkeeper Florian Fromlowitz, 23, who succeeded Robert Enke, who died tragically. He joined because Dieter Bast Dieter Pulte, Gerd Zimmermann, Per Roentved and Nikolce Noveski, Mainz defender who signed this feat in 3 minutes November 19, 2005 against Eintracht Frankfurt (2-2).

The Ivorian Constant Djakpa, 23, has also misled the vis-à-vis Logan Bailly devant43.528 spectators Saturday at Borussia Park.

Manfred Kaltz, former right back to Hamburg and the German national team, is meanwhile record holder with 6 goals scored against his side during his (great) career ....

Look at this fool :  

Recep is former Besiktas SK footballer

I didn't want to start a new thread, so here it is.

I wonder if any of you guys so the clamorous Swansea's own goal in their match against Derby.

Not the goal itself, but the action that led to it. Swansea were practically attacking their own net. Amazing. I wonder if I can find a clip.

Oh, here it is:

Who's Own Goal is it?

Mellberg or Enckleman the Legend

Well, since this thread is alive again, I wanna share this beautiful (and completely random) own goal scored by a Hajduk Split player last season.