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READ MORE: Football ultras storm managerial unveiling of ex-Liverpool star in support of former bossUnfortunately for Benedetto, his anguish didn't end there. Corinthians wasted no time in rubbing salt in the veteran's wounds online, with a brutal social media post poking fun at his contribution to their victory.The club's official tweet account shared a post with an image of a mocked up club membership card with Benedetto's face and details on with a simple but effective caption of "GRACIAS".Unsurprisingly, Corinthians fans absolutely lapped up the brutal tweet and were quick to conjure up their own mischievous tweets and images to cap a miserable night for Benedetto and Boca Juniors, who were left to lick their wounds after the gut-wrenching defeat.Can you think of a better football wind-up than this attempt by Corinthians? Let us know in the comments section below.Despite Benedetto's double miss, Boca Juniors boss Sebastián Battaglia refused to blame the striker for the defeat, insisting that his side "deserved" to go through and were simply unfortunate.He said: "The rival went to tie and look for penalties, which is what happened.

Red Bull, Ferrari and Mercedes are all in agreement with the desire to increase the budget cap for the 2022 season, with Ferrari chief Mattia Binotto declaring there's 'no way' penalties can be avoided. Every team on the grid has a cost cap of $140m (£119m) for 2022, intended to increase competition across the field, but the current economic crisis has led to unexpected pressure and severe risk the regulations will be exceeded.Red Bull's Christian Horner has already warned that teams on the grid could be forced to miss as many as four races in order to adhere to the regulations and Binotto believes that even the top teams will be hit as there's 'no way' penalties can be avoided."I think that there will be no way for us to stay below.

Manchester United flop Memphis Depay stunned viewers by scoring one of “the most unstoppable penalties ever" on Sunday.Barcelona came from a goal down to scrape a 2-1 win against Elche, with their first being an instinctive close-range finish in the second-half by new signing Ferran Torres.Depay, 28, was brought on as a substitute as Barcelona tried to make the pressure pay, and the Dutchman was awarded a penalty for a handball by an Elche defender with less than 10 minutes remaining.And with the game on the line, the forward made no mistake from 12-yards as he nonchalantly thundered the ball into the net.Depay took just a few steps in his run-up but generated obscene power with his strike.He fired the ball with ferocity into the inside top-right-hand corner of the net so that even two goalkeepers wouldn’t have reached it.Is Depay's penalty the best you have seen this season? Let us know in the comments section.And the Catalan side’s fans took to Twitter to voice their appreciation for the ice-cold finish.One fan wrote: "One of the coldest penalties I've seen."Another tweeted: “Depay literally took an unsavable penalty…”A third wrote: “Absolute top bins.”Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Airdrie forward Jon Afolabi insists he is no diver after picking up a booking for simulation and being denied two penalties in their 1-1 draw with Clyde on Saturday.

Liverpool came out on top in a dramatic penalty shootout to edge past Chelsea at Wembley to clinch Carabao Cup glory.Both sides were indebted to their goalkeepers in an action-packed first half, with Caoimhin Kelleher thwarting Christian Pulisic early on before Edouard Mendy pulled off a spectacular double-save to keep Chelsea on level terms.Mohamed Salah spurned a golden chance after the break before Joel Matip saw a header chalked off by VAR.Kai Havertz had two goals ruled out for offside along with Lukaku, who was denied once, before the lottery of penalties ensued.In a dramatic shootout, it was Kepa Arrizabalaga who missed the decisive penalty after all 20 outfield players succeeded from the spot to hand Jurgen Klopp his first League Cup.Daily Star Sport highlights six things you might have missed from an enthralling finale at Wembley...The Reds arrived at Wembley on the verge of creating history - and they got the job done to clinch a record-breaking ninth League Cup triumph.They made hard work of it though.Chelsea had numerous chances to snatch the initiative before the game went to spot-kicks.And Kepa's late miss ensured the Reds etched their name into the history books at Wembley in the most dramatic of fashions.Do you think Liverpool deserved to lift the Carabao Cup? Comment below.The Blues may have had the shorter trip for Sunday's final at Wembley, but their recent record under the arch has been a rotten one.Chelsea had lost their last four domestic finals before their showdown with the Reds.And unfortunately for Thomas Tuchel's men, it was more capital punishment for the Blues when it was all said and done.The decision to send penalty specialist Kepa on backfired to leave the Londoners glum again after a trip

Aston Villa and his national team.Back in September, Martinez told Bruno Fernandes that his team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo was a better penalty taker before he fired his spot-kick over the bar in Villa's win against Manchester United.Martinez was then seen taunting United fans by dancing in front of the crowd in celebration following the decisive stoppage time miss.Former Villa keeper Brad Friedel has now warned Martinez and others who dabble in the goalkeeping dark arts that their antics can backfire.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star Sport on behalf of bet365, the American was asked about Martinez's reason antics before penalties.“It wasn't my style, but everyone has their own way and I guess as long as he's dishing out the banter in the right way, I don't have an issue with it," explained Friedel.Should goalkeepers be punished for trying to put penalty takers off? Let us know in the comments section below.“What I would say is, if he's giving it all out and the player does score against him, they're going to come right back at him."My style was much different from that - I'd focus more on myself, what I wanted to do and detections in the run up, as opposed to psychologically trying to throw the striker off.“But Emi and other goalkeepers like him will eventually run into the striker that can't mentally compose himself as well, so they’re right to try it.

Liverpool youngster has scored four penalties in one match, prompting fans to joke about a "buy-back clause".Cameron Brannagan, now 25, was once described by Jurgen Klopp as "everything you need" in a midfielder.However, his 16-year association with the Premier League club ended in January 2018 when he joined League One side Oxford United.He had scored just 15 goals for them in the four years since, but miraculously bagged a quartet of spot kicks in their 7-2 away win over Gillingham on Saturday.Brannagan converted in the 12th, 48th, 55th and 83rd minutes after Oxford were awarded the four pens.In response one Reds supporter asked: "Cameron Brannagan has scored 4 penalties in one game, we got a buy back clause?""4 pens in one game and all scored by the same player. Some going that is," added another.While a third wrote: "Cameron Brannagan has scored 4 penalties today for Oxford United.

Aston Villa's starman was able to find the net before the half-time whistle as tensions ran high between the two sides.And despite Gabon's last-minute equaliser, Burkina Faso took the game on penalties, sparking the wild celebrations."The spirit of LuaLua and Celestine Babayaro lives on. Haven't had a proper acrobat in years and don't mention Aubameyang's little front flip," one fan joked.Another added: "The correct way to celebrate anything.

Lewis Ferguson was happy to net on his 150th Aberdeen appearance - but he reckons he should have had another chance to score from the spot.

Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper Carlo Cudicini has opened up about his impressive record of saving penalties.The Italian spent over a decade in the Premier League and while much of that was spent on the substitute's bench, he was - for a time - considered among the very best keepers in the country.He arrived at Chelsea in 1999 relatively unknown, but quickly endeared himself to fans following a string of high-calibre performances and reflex saves.But what also stood out was his knack for saving penalties, and the man himself says he owes it all to relentless off-field analysis."I put [my penalty record] down to two main things.

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Sevilla and RB Salzburg's Champions League meeting proved a crazy affair on Tuesday night - with four penalties awarded in the space of 29 first-half minutes.Salzburg received the first spot-kick of the night when Sevilla's Diego Carlos was deemed to have brought down Karim Adeyemi inside the box after just 12 minutes.Adeyemi squandered his lines by sending his effort wide of the post, but nine minutes later the visitors were awarded a second penalty in Spain when the former was bundled over again by Jesus Navas.This time Luka Sucic stepped up from 12 yards, and he made no mistake in tucking the ball past Sevilla goalkeeper Bono to open the scoring.However, the Croatian midfielder went from hero to zero when Adeyemi earned a third penalty

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Get the latest news from Record Sport with our daily newsletterSt Johnstone remain in with a shout of retaining their League Cup trophy.The Perth Saints were pushed all the way by Arbroath on Sunday afternoon but eventually advanced on spot-kicks.Glenn Middleton had cancelled out Joel Nouble’s first-half goal to send the tie into extra-time.But the hosts then nudged back in front when defender Thomas O’Brien rocketed high into the net.Saints showed character and weren’t going down without a fight.

Ayr boss David Hopkin fuming.But ten man United limped on to spot kicks, before Siegrist denied Paddy Reading and Jonathan Afolabi to send the Tangerines through.Hopkin had made four changes from the team which drew with Arbroath last week as he sought a fresh approach.Aidan McAdams returned between the sticks to make his first start since the opening game of the season at Albion Rovers.Also in from the start were Aaron Muirhead, Michael Hewitt and Mark McKenzie, with Muirhead handed the captain's armband in place of Sean McGinty, who was one of four who dropped to the bench.And after a tight opening to the game, it was Ayr who fashioned the best early opening through their most creative option.Reading did well to intercept the ball down

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Arsenal's starlet, Bukayo Saka, stepping up for the fifth penalty in the Euro 2020 penalty shoot-out raised questions as to why a 19-year-old was taking the crucial spot-kick.And now footage has emerged of England boss Gareth Southgate approaching Saka - as well as Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho - asking them to take a pen ahead of the shoot-out.All three missed their penalty kicks as football didn't quite come home this summer, instead, taking a break in Rome.However, as Southgate approached the trio they all agreed without hesitation to take a spot kick - the biggest of their young careers.The video shows Southgate first approaching, soon-to-be Manchester United winger Sancho, who is quick to nod his head in acceptance.Rashford is next,

England’s Euro 2020 defeat horifyingly reveal. The 41-year-old standup posted a series of abhorrent messages after the Three Lions lost the longed-for cup to rivals Italy in a gut-wrenching penalty shoot-out.