According to the Infobae news network in Argentina, FIFA selected the "Top Ten Strongest Goals" of this World Cup as of December 7 through the chip data of "Dream Chasing Journey" (Al Rihla, meaning "journey" in Arabic). The main basis for ranking is the speed of the shooting (in

According to the Infobae news network in Argentina, FIFA selected the "Top Ten Strongest Goals" of this World Cup as of December 7. The main basis for ranking is the speed of the shooting (in kilometers per hour) and the distance from the goal.

data shows that the most powerful goal in the World Cup so far comes from Mexican star Chavez, who scored a wonderful direct free kick in the group match against Saudi . He scored with his left foot, with a speed of 121.69km/h, and the distance from the shot point to the goal was 29.19 meters.

's goal ranked second on the list came from Japanese star Do Yasuzu. When playing against Spain in the group stage, Anlu shot a long shot in the game, helping the team equalize the score. His long shot is of high quality, with a goal distance of 21.57m and a goal speed of 120.04km/h.

's goal in the third place on the list came from German striker Phil Kruger. In the group stage against Spain, his goal helped the German team equalize the score. The goal speed was 118km/h.

C Ronaldo ranked fourth in the goal, and the selected goal was the penalty he scored in Portugal's 3-2 victory over Ghana, with a speed of 117.39 km/h.

ranked fifth on the list. The English team's Kane 's first goal in this World Cup. In the 1/8 final against Senegal , Kane scored a very critical goal with a goal speed of 115.86km/h. The sixth-place goal on the list came from the English striker Rashford . When facing Wales , Rashford scored a goal that locked the victory, with a goal speed of 115.63km/h.

ranked seventh in the list was a penalty kick scored by Bell against the United States, with a goal speed of 113.89km/h. The eighth goal came from Mbappe , which played a good show of scoring twice against Poland in the 1/8 final, with one goal reaching 113.74km/h. The ninth goal on the

list came from Ennesri of Morocco . He scored a goal against Canada in the group stage, with a goal speed of 113.23km/h. The tenth star came from Garkebo of the Netherlands. When he played against Ecuador in the second round of the group stage, Garkebo scored a goal with a goal speed of 111.98km/h.

What kind of black technology is it to put chips in football? It is understood that the "Dream Chase" is equipped with an Adidas suspension system, which includes an inertial measurement unit (IMU) sensor, which can detect serious offside events. The sensor is located in the center of the ball and can send the ball data to the video operating room 500 times per second, so that the kicking points can be detected very accurately and the high-precision ball movement data can be collected to send to the referee.

8 games away from the end of Qatar World Cup, and the record is still possible. Next, there may be more "strong goals" and more "black technology" applications in the football field.

Jiupai News Intern Reporter Fang Zitian

[Source: Jiupai News]

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