Fastest Goals explores the thrilling phenomenon of lightning-quick scores in sports like soccer, hockey, and lacrosse. It delves into the records of early goals, examining the blend of skill, strategy, and luck behind these achievements. Uncover how an early goal can drastically alter team morale and opponent tactics, exemplifying the profound psychological impact of immediate success.
The book meticulously catalogs the fastest goals, then shifts focus to the tactical strategies and mental preparation that contribute to these rapid scores. Through official match records, video analysis, and interviews, Fastest Goals offers a data-driven analysis, avoiding subjective opinions. Discover how specific formations and pressing strategies can give teams an immediate advantage.
Structured in three parts, the book first establishes a database of fastest goals, then analyzes tactics, and concludes with case studies of players known for quick starts. This approach makes it a valuable reference for sports enthusiasts, coaches, and analysts interested in understanding the mechanics and impact of early goal advantages.
