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Dan Burke·8 February 2018
đ„ The most unfortunate own goal you will see today
đ„ The most unfortunate own goal you will see today | OneFootball
In the words of the famous American author William Feather: âMost of us regard good luck as our right, and bad luck as a betrayal of that right.â
With that in mind, Nacional PotosĂ defender SaĂșl Torres must be feeling pretty darn betrayed right now.
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On Thursday, Nacional hosted The Strongest in the Bolivian Primera DivisiĂłn and in the 26th minute, poor SaĂșl had a stroke of bad luck.
A looping effort by the visitors was superbly kept out by Nacional goalkeeper Jorge Ruth, only for this to happen.
Talk about being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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