VIDEO: Everybody Loves A Scoring Goalie: Aleksandr Budakov (Kuban) Against Kamaz

A fluke 90-yard goal in Russia.

Sep 7, 2010 8:20:00 AM

By 101 Great Goals

More On :  KamAZ, Kuban, Alexander Budakov
Goalkeepers who manage to score from their own penalty areas are always impressive, although it does ask question marks about the opposition custodian.

And so it was last weekend in the Russian second division as Kuban keeper Aleksandr Budakov became the latest in a long line of goalies who have managed to score an amazing 90-yard goal more by luck than judgment.

Watch Aleksandr Budakov's goal below:

Similar scoring goalies from 2010 include Riverball's Lassi Hurskainen and CAI's Dario Capogrosso.
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