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HaaretzSports

Sports Trivia Explored: Penalty Shootout Records and Argentinian Beach Games

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

The sports column "Worth Checking" is back to answer reader questions about penalty shootout records and sports played in Argentina. A reader named Amos from Jerusalem asked about the longest penalty shootout and scenarios involving missed kicks. The column will explore these and other interesting sports trivia.

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  • The sports column "Worth Checking" is returning to answer reader questions.
  • Questions include records for penalty shootouts and Argentinian beach sports.
  • A reader asked about the longest penalty shootout ever.
  • Inquiries were made about teams missing all their penalty kicks.
  • The column will address various reader questions on sports trivia.

The sports column "Worth Checking" is returning to answer reader questions, including inquiries about penalty shootout records and unusual sports played in Argentina. One reader, Amos from Jerusalem, expressed nostalgia for the column from his youth and posed several questions regarding penalty shootouts. He specifically asked about the longest shootout, whether a team has ever missed all five of its initial penalty kicks, and if it's possible for neither team to score their first five penalties. The column aims to address these and other reader queries about unique sporting events and records.

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