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Score from a corner kick? Why not

Everyone should just score on their corner kicks.

Spanish fourth division side Arosa has figured out the key to soccer: just kick it into the net.

It doesn’t matter where you are, just kick it in. Even on a corner kick. It’s way easier than passing, running, headers, or any of the other nonsense that goes into the sport. Just kick it in. Adrian Camino showed how easy it is on this corner kick so why doesn’t every player on every team do it?

But seriously, that shot was perfect. He put that in the top corner and deserves to have at least a dozen people in the stands to watch.

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