After the kick-off, Gibraltar players made mistakes in returning the ball. Bentke, a striker who plays for Crystal Palace in the Premier League, successfully intercepted the ball, then broke into the restricted area with the ball at high speed and calmly pushed the far corner of the goal to the opposing goalkeeper.
Finally, it was confirmed by FIFA official website that the goal time was 8. 1 sec.
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The fastest goal record in the World Cup was set by Turkish striker Hakan Suk, who broke the goal record of the host South Korea team by 1 1 sec in the third place battle of the 2002 World Cup between Korea and Japan.
Portugal also won the European World Cup qualifiers, and the first player to break the opponent's goal also scored a hat trick.
In the game against the Faroe Islands, Portuguese player Andrea Silva scored three goals with a header, and the other three goals came from Cristiano Ronaldo, Motinho and Canceiro.
The fastest goal in the history of the World Cup:
1, Hakansuke Turkey June 29, 2002 Korea 2-3 Turkey 1 1 sec;
2. Vaclav Mosaic Czechoslovakia1June 7, 962 Mexico 3: 1 Czechoslovakia 15 seconds;
3. Ernst Leonard1June 7, 934 Germany 3-2 Austria 25 seconds;
4. Bryan Robson England 1 982 June 16 England 31France 28 seconds;
5. Dempsey USA 2065438+April June 17 USA VS Ghana for 29 seconds;
6. Bernard Lacome France1June 2, 978 Italy 2: 1 France 3 1 sec;
7. Amir France 1 June 5, 938 France 3-0/Belgium 35 seconds;
8. Arne Nyberg and Sweden/KOOC-0/938 June/KOOC-0/6 Hungarian 5/KOOC-0/Sweden for 35 seconds;
9. Florian Albert Hungary 65438+June 3 0962 Hungary 6: 1 Bulgaria 50 seconds;
10, Adal Bert Romania 1 930 July 14 Romania 3 ratio1Peru 50 seconds.
Reference source: People's Daily Online-Bentke set the fastest goal record in the World Cup.