The wonderful goals scored by the stars of the witch round, whose names were immortalised in football records and who remained to this day stuck in everyone’s minds, are very difficult to forget. You can forget a match and you cannot remember its events, and players can forget with their own eyes and do not remember their names when one of your friends reminds them.
“Gul Morning” is a daily report in which we highlight some of the most exquisite football goals ever scored by the game’s finest players each morning.
The English Premier League’s 18th round, precisely on December 17, 2006, saw the Chelsea squad host Everton at the “Godison Park” stadium for a match. It was a highly thrilling game, and the outcome was only decided in the closing moments.
Didier Drogba, an Ivorian elephant, was the night’s hero. He stole Chelsea’s victory with a fictitious goal scored from a long-range rocket shot after the ball was sent to him by Ukrainian great Andre Shevchanko. It was one of the most exquisite goals of Drogba’s career.
The goal celebration by Drogba, who strangely dropped on the pitch on his knees while celebrating, was noteworthy, but the celebration by Jose Mourinho, the former Chelsea coach, who was running in an exhilarating manner, was even more bizarre.
Good Morning. In 2006, Drogba scores the decisive goal for Chelsea against Everton.
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