"I've never seen a scene like this in all my life" Two soccer balls enter the goal at the same time! Chinese fans burst out laughing, "Doesn't that count as two points?"

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An absurd scene unfolded during a soccer match when two balls entered the goal at the same time. Local Chinese fans also burst into laughter.

Chinese media outlet Zbova focused on the rare incident that occurred in the match between Shanxi United and Foshan Nanshi in Round 26 of the Chinese League One (second division) on the 11th.

The match ended with a 5-1 victory for Shanxi. However, what generated more buzz than the result was the absurd scene that took place early in the second half.

At the time, it was the third minute of the second half, with Shanxi leading 2-0. As Shanxi developed an attack in Foshan's territory, another ball had entered the field in addition to the one being played normally.

A situation arose where two balls were rolling around simultaneously on the same pitch.

Then, an even more unbelievable scene unfolded.

Ultimately, both balls ended up inside Foshan's goal.

On one side, a ball headed toward the goal through a normal attack, while on the other side, another ball unrelated to the match also entered the same goal.

It was truly a spectacle.

Of course, no goals were awarded.

The referee stopped play after the incident and ruled the goals invalid. The referee also showed a yellow card to Foshan's foreign player Mame Ndiaye for touching the ball that was not part of the match.

Zbova described the scene, saying, "I have never seen such a scene in my life."

Chinese fans could not hide their bewilderment.

One fan expressed surprise, saying, "It is not uncommon to have two balls on the field, but seeing both of them enter the goal is something I have never seen in my life."

Another fan laughed, saying, "The referee must have been just as bewildered. He was watching with two balls present and only stopped the game after both had entered the goal."

There were even joking reactions asking, "Shouldn't that be counted as two points?"

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