In January 1998, a historic penalty shootout between Mickleover Lightning Blue Sox and Chellaston Boys resulted in 66 kicks taken. The match ended 2-1 to Blue Sox after 31 consecutive missed penalties in sudden death. A recent game between England and Sweden saw England perform a remarkable comeback, eventually winning on penalties 3-2 despite Sweden having multiple chances to clinch victory during the shootout. Both teams demonstrated exceptional skill during regular play, showcasing outstanding performances from key players.
The strongest contender that Football Daily could find for the worst penalty shootout of all time was predictably held between two English teams.
In January 1998, under-10 pair Mickleover Lightning Blue Sox and Chellaston Boys faced off in the Derby Community Cup.
After the regular game finished 1-1, a total of 56 penalties failed to break the deadlock.
Despite saving 31 consecutive spot-kicks in the sudden-death decider, Chellaston Boys' goalkeeper Ben Hodder ended up on the losing side.
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