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The 2014 FIFA World Cup saw some brilliant strikes but none better than James Rodriguez’s stunning volley against Uruguay. The Colombian’s goal would eventually bag the 2014 Puskas award labelling it the goal of the year.
It was a stroke of brilliance that Rodriguez himself might find difficult to recreate. Although you wouldn't put it past him having recently succeeded in scoring a goal that was eerily similar to one that he had previously scored on the FIFA video game.
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However, a South Korean Player Joo Min-Kyu, who currently plays for Seoul E-Land FC in the K-League seems to have scored a hauntingly similar to James Rodriguez’s wonder strike.
His coach Martin Rennie posted a video on his blog showing the two goals parallel to each other to draw out the similarity between the two.
Here’s a look at the goal:
