1000 IQ Moments

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[mixeduprants]

I love the “keep an eye on KBD” … Kevin Bruyne De? 😂

[Kosmo_Z]

The Guti backheel is one of the greatest assists ever.

[TheBlueHawaiian]

Sheffield Wednesday had a free kick routine in the early 90s that was very creative. Basically one player would run up as if they were taking the free kick, leave it but continue their run past the wall, as the next player would pass it to them for a simple cross and finish.

[ericclabbers]

4:12 wout-woud weghorst was so good at that time a international legend for my country😊

[mrSamooo]

the first one is just him genuinely tying his shoes. The second one is Mkhytarian yelling "leave it" (if you played football you'd know). 1:13 is mainly Chelsea's abismal defending

[Moffa]

Rashford was clearly in offside, he does not need to tutch the ball, he was still in the game, its a shame

[DelSniper]

The Rashford move was 100% offside. He interfered with play

[Tigers_n_Guns]

2:01 bro is trying to be van persie 2.0

[rickykurniadi]

Muller bodied Alba out of nowhere gets me everytime

[ayeay]

Witnessing 1000 IQ moments in football is like watching a symphony of brilliance unfold on the field. From audacious through passes that split defenses effortlessly, to cunningly improvised shots that leave goalkeepers dumbfounded, these players elevate the beautiful game to a whole new level. The way they read the game, anticipate their opponents' moves, and make split-second decisions is simply mind-boggling. These moments of sheer intelligence and creativity remind us why football is not just a sport but an art form. Hats off to the players who possess the vision and ingenuity to execute such breathtaking moves. It's these 1000 IQ moments that make us fall in love with football again and again.

[HiArashi]

3:00 moment is actually 0 IQ moment for the ref. From the rulebook: "A goalkeeper is not permitted to keep control of the ball in his hands for more
than six seconds. A goalkeeper is considered to be in control of the ball: ... while in the act of bouncing it on the ground or tossing it into the air ... When a goalkeeper has gained possession of the ball with his hands, he cannot be challenged by an opponent."

[CoconutJewce]

7:55 People still cry about this one. 😂

[Azwa-nr]

Saya suka koleksi video ini.Hampir 60%saya sudah tonton video kamu.sungguh puas hati.

[maxhofinghoff]

The first eto goal was offside. Hazard hits him and he was closer to the goal than the goalkeeper

[isaacgill]

on the thumbnail what if u shot down the middle so u have a 100% chance of scoring?

[DevonRyeTheDragonfly]

1:25 that one wasn’t 1000 IQ it was 1000 RQ (rattiness quotient)

[markdelapenha]

Rashfords shouldn't be allowed because unlike Messi's and KDB's he interfered with play by running

[qifrey]

Müller's phone call was the smartest.

[rayX]

Rashford was doing playing interference by not making it easy for tue City defender to get to the ball. He carried the ball all the way even if he didn't touch it. It should've been an offside call.

[kick-offfiles]

Guti was an extraordinary player in his time when Real Madrid at that time contained many classy and full-strength players!