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**Title:** "Best Disallowed Goals in Football History"
**Content:**
* The host presents a countdown of the most notable disallowed goals in football history, from #15 to #1.
* Each segment features a brief discussion of the goal, explaining why it was disallowed (often due to offside calls or marginal ball-out decisions).
* Featured players include Ronaldinho, Ronaldo, Lampard, Cavani, and Keegan.
* The host shares personal reactions, opinions, and anecdotes about each goal, often expressing frustration or surprise at the disallowance.
* The video concludes with the host inviting viewers to suggest future video topics and to engage with the content.
**Tone:**
* Informal and conversational
* Humorous, with occasional strong language (censored in the transcript)
* Passionate and expressive, reflecting the host's emotional investment in the sport
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, without opinions, in short sentences with numbers:
1. **Video Topic**: The video discusses the "best disallowed goals in the history of football".
2. **Video Structure**: The video counts down from 15 to 1, showcasing disallowed goals.
3. **#15**: Ronaldinho's goal is discussed, which was potentially disallowed due to the ball being outside the area.
4. **#14**: Muntari's goal against Juventus was not given, despite the player not being offside.
5. **#13**: A 15-year-old player's goal against Blackburn in 2003 is mentioned, with uncertainty about its validity due to the ball's position.
6. **#12**: A goal was canceled due to offside, with the attacker touching the ball with their head.
7. **#11**: A goal by "Little Francina" was canceled, with debate over whether the attacker touched the ball.
8. **#9**: Pedro Mendes is mentioned, with a focus on the goalkeeper's actions in a disallowed goal scenario.
9. **#8**: A goal by Griffiths was initially disallowed but then given.
10. **#7**: Ronaldo's disallowed goal in 2006 is highlighted, with no clear reason given in the text.
11. **#6**: Osvaldo's goal against Lecce was disallowed, despite Osvaldo not being offside.
12. **#4**: Lampard's valid goal for England in the 2010 World Cup was disallowed.
13. **#3**: A goal is discussed with the ball potentially being out of bounds, but the decision is unclear.
14. **#2**: Ronaldo's disallowed goal against Spain, due to Nani's interference, is shown.
15. **#1**: Keegan's disallowed goal at 37 years old is mentioned, with the reason potentially being an offside assist.
16. **Common Theme**: Many disallowed goals are attributed to offside calls or the ball being out of bounds, but some decisions are unclear or disputed.