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CONCACAF, the soccer confederation representing North America, Central America, and the Caribbean, has awarded the 2016 Goal of the Year to Jesus Manuel “Tecatito” Corona of Mexico.
In the clip of the award-winning goal, above, Mexico’s Tecatito puts on a clinic of footwork as he effortlessly charges past several opposing players from Venezuela’s team to score the game-tying goal in a pivotal Copa América match.
But was it really the Goal of the Year? Before you mention someone from South America or Europe, remember that only players from CONCACAF were eligible for the award.
GOAL Pumas, Eduardo HERRERA @LaloHerrera15 No. 15 | @PumasMX @ClubHProgreso #SCCL #SoyAficionado https://t.co/WveS3l5k9J
— Concacaf (@Concacaf) August 19, 2016
The jaw-dropping kick occurred this past August, and helped the Pumas secure a victory over Honduras Progreso, Goal reported. But should have CONCACAF given it the Goal of the Year for 2016,?
Though the game eventually ended in a draw, Larin’s amazing kick for Alianza FC would have been a highlight in any game.
