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VIDEO: Dejan Stankovic Is Making A Habit Of Scoring Insane Goals

By now you've probably seen Dejan Stankovic's ludicrous volley that gave Inter Milan a short-lived lead in their 5-2 loss to Schalke on Tuesday (if you haven't, check it out here). But did you know that that goal wasn't even the first time he's pulled off a volley from the halfway line to score in a competitive match? Turns out Stankovic has been making a habit of this sort of thing:

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↵If you’re a goalkeeper, you probably don’t want to get caught out of your area against Inter Milan. Sheesh.

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