9 Most Unforgettable Penalty Kicks in Football History

John Tancel, Pagana, with what in all likelihood will be the last kick. Here we go. Vartenk's there. Keeper's lost it. Appiah's there. Blocked on the line. Blocked on the line again. Has it gone in? Flag goes up. And the officials are going to have to step in here. A lot of pressure on those shoulders. Suarez leaves the field in tears. Asamoah, John Pagana. Oh, and he's missed. Oh, I cannot believe it. And it was the last kick of the game. He's going to go crazy. A long run of about 4 or 5 steps. Arms in the air. He's going to go crazy. Pabreu shoots. Goal! Uruguay goes! Goal! Goal! It was February 6, 2013. Ronaldinho Gaúcho was one of the protagonists of the Brazilian team. And against England, he lost a penalty that is still remembered by many. Good save. Another good save. Neymar. Sliding challenge comes in. England survive. Tom Clemently to the rescue. In the 2016 Olympics, the game between Brazil and Germany ended tied. Neymar was decisive and in the penalty shootout, guaranteed the unprecedented title of the Brazilian team. With a stop. Pabreu hits it. The gold is ours. The gold is ours. Brazil is ours. In the 2008 Champions League final, no one expected John Terry and Cristiano Ronaldo to do this. This is undoubtedly one of the best moments for the Brazilian fans. Pabreu tries. Oh my God!