With the aggregate score tied 2-2 in the 96th minute of the last leg, Leicester was standing at the penalty mark, ready to seal the deal. But it was Watford that somehow managed to advance.

Ramires had already scored a goal in today’s Premier League match between Chelsea and Tottenham when this happened, so the dude gets a little slack. But it’s rare you’ll see a player of his caliber fail this badly, and then compound that failure, and then lay on the ground for like five minutes afterwards for no reason (ok ok, sorry, we know that last bit happens all the time in soccer).

But will the Brooklyn Nets go after him?

Anybody who has ever played soccer knows how easy it is to receive a throw-in, volley the ball up into the air, fall down, do a sort of spinning-turn-kick towards the goal and stun five defenders (and the goalie) into simply watching your shot trickle into the net. For some reason we could never find any video evidence of this tried-and-true technique — until now. Walter Calderon shows us how it’s done.

Good for Hull City. These guys seem pumped they’ll be playing in the English Premiership next season. But isn’t it kind of lame when the culminating moment of your season happens in front of a TV and not on the field? Here’s my take on it.