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This Las Palmas goal is like your friend who’s too good at ‘FIFA 17’ showing off

And I just threw my controller at him.

Everything about this, from start to finish, is outrageous video game stuff that should not happen in a competitive, real life game. But Las Palmas actually scored this goal in a La Liga match against Villarreal on Sunday. It’s mesmerizing.

Credit: user meladroit on r/soccer

That’s Tana with the assist and Kevin-Prince Boateng -- whom you probably assumed was retired -- with the finish. I’ve watched this loop 15 times and my jaw is locked in a downward position.

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