Description of the flash game
Football Heads: England Premier League 2013-14
Premier League 2013-14: Football Heads
Football Heads is an arcade competitive sports game with mechanics more related to volleyball than football. Its name is quite literal, because the player's hero is a football head - a character consisting of a head and a leg. And the player doesn't need more.
In the Premier League of England, we have to choose one of the teams of the United Kingdom and lead it to victory in the main cup of the country. Under peppy music unfolds the main advantage of this game - the gameplay. Using a simple control consisting of arrows and a space to kick, players will have to defeat the enemy. The action takes place in a side view, only two heads compete against each other. At the beginning of the round, the ball falls from above, the task of each team is to score it into the opponent's goal.
The situation on the field goes from a fierce attempt to get the ball and make a successful shot to funny moments when the player himself rolls it up with a blow to the crown. Variety is added to the process by various combinations of obstacles above the field, which change the direction of the ball if it flies too high.
The game is ideal for playing with someone, but it can also offer a single player mode that can boast strong opponents who become smarter and more aggressive the higher the player climbs the tournament ladder.
Goal by Gustavo Poyet at 0:18
One of best goals the 1999/2000 season was scored in the first round of the Premier League. The final touch in the combination made Poyet, powerfully breaking through with scissors from 11 meters, but in many respects he owes his assistant Gianfranco Zole.
The Italian created space in front of him with the first touch, forcing Sunderland defender Chris Makin backing away, after which he waited for Poyet to run in and executed a magnificent throw. Beauty!
14. Andy Cole, Manchester United v Leicester (1999)
Goal by Andy Cole
Manchester United fans most often remember the 1998/1999 season, when the team completed the treble. However, we should not forget that in the 1999/2000 season, the Red Devils performed much better in the Premier League, ahead of their nearest rival by 18, and not by one point.
In November, Alex Ferguson's wards just took the lead in standings, and helped them in this double Cole issued in the match against Leicester. The first goal came out especially beautiful, when the English striker at the entrance to the penalty area competently coordinated his body and fired a bisicle right into the corner.
13. Juninho, Manchester United - Middlesbrough (1997)
Juninho's goal
Another goal at Old Trafford, but this time it was the visiting team. In May 1997, Middlesbrough were struggling to survive and were forced to play against the defending champions.
Middlesbrough managed to crack open the opponent's defense as a result of a combination of 11 passes. Juninho accelerated the attack by exchanging passes with Fabrizio Ravanelli And Craig Hignett, after which he sent the ball into the far bottom corner. Great blow!
12. Stan Collymore, Liverpool v Newcastle (1996)
Stan Collymore goal
In the moment with any goal, the context is important, and far from all accurate strikes they can boast of such impeccable drama. In one of the greatest Premier League games of all time between Liverpool and Newcastle, a 3-3 draw went on until injury time in the second half, when Collymore gave the Reds the win.
The fast attack resulted in John Barnes broke through the lines, and Ian Rush And Steve McManaman rushed to help him. After several quick and short passes Barnes made a pass to the far edge of the free kick Collymore. The rest, as they say, is history.
11. Paulo Wanchope, Manchester United - Derby (1997)
Paulo Wanchope goal
This can hardly be compared with George Weah demonstrated in the match against Verona, but there are still some similarities. Rookie Derby Wanchope, who transferred for 600 thousand pounds from Herediano, received the ball in his own half of the field and made an unshakable decision: go ahead ahead. The lanky forward picked up speed, leaving behind four opponents before sending the ball wide Peter Schmeichel.
Critics might argue that the Costa Rican didn't have full control of the ball like Weah did, but he still took advantage of the uneven pitch at Old Trafford. Wanchope deserves extra credit for staying on his feet despite resistance. Phil Neville.
10. Philippe Albert, Newcastle v Manchester United (1996)
Philippe Albert goal at 1:29
"On a day when Newcastle have already achieved their goal, they continue to look for an opportunity for a fifth goal," said Sky Sports commentator Martin Tyler.
A few seconds later, the Magpies really scored again. Albert left the position of the central defender, approached someone else's goal and brazenly threw the ball over the one who came out of the goal Peter Schmeichel.
The Belgian's goal epitomized the bold Newcastle era of the mid-'90s under Kevin Keegan, who didn't win trophies but knew how to entertain.
9. Matthew Le Tissier, Southampton v Manchester United (1996)
Goal Matthew Le Tissier
A list of the best goals in the Premier League of the 90s could be formed solely from goals Le Tissier. One of Southampton's best players in 1996 played a brilliant match against Manchester United - the most successful English club decades.
Taking advantage of the failure in the opponent's defense, Le Tissier left David May And Gary Pallister, after which he performed a magnificent shot over the unfortunate Schmeichel, for whom this is already the third conceded goal on our list.
8. Nwanko Kanu, Middlesbrough v Arsenal (1999)
Goal by Nwanko Kanu
Journalists and commentators regularly praise players who, when passing a partner, do not stand still, but rush forward and instantly offer themselves. When Kanu scored a goal against Middlesbrough in April 1999, there was nothing like it.
Instead of bursting into the box, the carefree Nigerian moved around the field like a snail, barely giving the ball away. Lee Dixon. Then the ball on the right flank was at Ray Parlor, who carried out the shot. By then, Kanu's leisurely walk had just brought him to the right spot, from where he landed a superb heel-in touchdown.
7. Robbie Fowler, West Ham v Liverpool (1997)
Robbie Fowler goal
Fowler- one of the most ruthless forwards English Premier League- During his career at Liverpool, he managed to score goals for every taste. But still one of the best fell on the match with " West Ham ohm" in 1997, when a guy dubbed "God" by fans enthralled the whole of Upton Park.
The striker performed a magnificent kick, taking the ball at the entrance to the penalty area. At the goalkeeper of the "Hammers" Ludeka Mikloshko there was no chance.
6. Ian Wright, Arsenal v Everton (1993)
Ian Wright goal at 0:42
We hope that the Everton medical staff knew how to bring the defender to life Matt Jackson after meeting with Wright in August 1993. The Arsenal striker took the perfect position to receive the ball and then went one on one with Jackson.
The England player juggled the ball with both feet, completely disorienting the opponent, and himself, while maintaining confidence, sent the ball into the far corner, throwing the goalkeeper.
5. David Beckham, Wimbledon - Manchester United (1996)
David Beckham goal
"Selhurst Park" last years witnessed amazing goals, including a round shot from Dele Alli and kick in style Marco van Basten from Paitima Kasami.
And yet the most memorable goal in the era of the Premier League remains Beckham against Wimbledon in 1996. The Manchester United player launched a daring attack in his own half of the field, and then struck from the center line. The shot came out so accurate and well-weighted that useless attempts Sullivan to save their gates did not lead to anything.
4. Dwight Yorke, Aston Villa v Sheffield Wednesday (1993)
Dwight Yorke goal at 2:21
Was Aston Villa coached by Pep Guardiola in the early 90s? No, in fact, this team was led by Ron Atkinson when excellent teamwork led to Yorke's goal in the win over Sheffield Wednesday.
Ray Houghton, Paul McGrath, Earl Barrett, Harry Parker And York– they were all involved in this chic combination. Teamwork leads to dreams.
3. Eric Cantona, Manchester United - Sunderland (1996)
Eric Cantona goal
One of the most iconic goals in Premier League history. The decisive blow, after which the ball licked the post, was great, but after all cantona also actively participated in the development of the attack.
The Frenchman took the ball with his back to the goal in midfield. Six dazzling touches of the ball helped him get away from two opponents. Then Cantona played a wall game with Brian McClair and, being in a striking position, sent the ball right on target.
2. Dennis Bergkamp, Leicester v Arsenal (1997)
Dennis Bergkamp goal
Your very own famous goal in the Premier League Bergkamp scored against Newcastle in 2002, but the accurate shot against Leicester is also one of the best.
The Dutchman took the pass from David Platt in someone else's penalty area with incredible elegance, deftly got rid of Matt Elliot, after which he shot the gate from five meters.
1. Matthew Le Tissier, Blackburn v Southampton (1994)
Goal Matthew Le Tissier
Southampton legend and Premier League cult hero. Few players who scored in the 90s were as good at entertaining the audience as Le Tissier.
A goal against Blackburn in 1994 demonstrated his outstanding natural abilities: the seemingly lethargic midfielder suddenly began to spin around two defenders, after which he shot superbly into the top corner from almost 40 meters.
Clive Tildsley, commenting on the meeting, then exclaimed: "Only Le Tissier is able to score such balls."
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Connecting Generations
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A friend and I are...
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Quantity becomes quality
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