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Jose Mari’s goal bends in ways that it isn’t supposed to

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Garrett Ellwood/Colorado Rapids-USA TODAY Sports

This is how physics are supposed to work:

You hit a ball, it travels in a straight line on the direction you aim at a speed tied to how fast you swing your leg.

This is how physics worked on Jose Mari’s goal Saturday:

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