Ghost goal
Phantomtor (from the Greek, phantasm ',' imagination ', which means " mirage ", " unreal appearance" or " imagination " means ) is a term from sports reporting and is a gate that is recognized by the referee, although the ball or puck the goal line has not exceeded according to the rules. The name probably derives from the most famous, of Thomas Helmer 1994 " scored " Phantomtor.
Football
Reinhold Wosab, 1965 ( League)
The first Phantomtor in the German Bundesliga scored Reinhold Wosab on 27 March 1965 at the Game Borussia Dortmund against Karlsruher SC. His goal for Dortmund 4-1 in the 74th minute was irregular, as the ball passed through the external network into the goal. The end result of this meeting of the 25th Round was 5:1. A replay did not exist.
Dieter Kobel, 1978 ( Second Bundesliga South )
On 21 October 1978, the Second Bundesliga South experienced a Phantomtor. In the 63rd minute of the meeting of the 12th matchday between Borussia Neunkirchen and the Stuttgarter Kickers ( Full 4:3) was shot by Dieter Kobel at the score of 3-3 over the target. The ball jumped off the back of the net so high that gave the impression that he was in goal - and the referee decided, with the support of his linesman, on target. In view of the television images, the game was not counted and re-arranged; Stuttgarter Kickers won the replay 1-0. It was the first time that a so-called factual decision of an arbitrator did not have stock.
Arne Larsen Økland, 1981 ( League)
Another Phantomtor in the Bundesliga fell on March 7, 1981 at TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen vs Bayern Munich. With the score of 3-0 to Leverkusen hit the striker Arne Larsen Økland, in the first-half hat-trick had succeeded, the right power bar behind the goal. From there, the ball bounced to the side-netting that referees Udo Horeis first detected on port. The fact that the ball was not in goal, but Økland informed shortly before the kick-off following the referee with, which then reversed its decision and allowed to continue the game with a kick for Bayern Munich. For his action, the Norwegian striker later the Fair Play Medal of world governing body FIFA received.
Thomas Helmer, 1994 ( League)
The probably most famous Phantomtor succeeded Thomas Helmer on April 23, 1994 at 32 ( third last ) Matchday for Bayern Munich against 1 FC Nuremberg.
In the 26 minutes Helmer transported in an opaque situation in the penalty area the ball towards goal Nuremberg. He missed and the ball rolled past the left post of the goal line. The linesman Jablonski, however, had seen the astonishment of all, a gate and signaled this to the referee Hans -Joachim Osmers. Osmers recognized the hits and Bayern Munich won the match 2-1 (including Phantomtor ). In retrospect, the DFB said the goal for invalid, citing a rule violation of the referee. Although a factual decision of the arbitrator is final principle, according to the DFB sports court is satisfied that such was not, however, just before: The referee had to leave by making eye contact on the decision of the line judge. This did not indicate whether a goal is to give or not, but assessed a previous game situation the referee at that moment, however. The referee had to convince them that the linesman actually at exactly the situation gave him information to which he wants information. That he did not do so here, be the decisive rule violation and this is not a factual decision. Then the game was rescheduled. Bayern Munich won the replay 5-0.
Nuremberg had in the first game just before the end even a penalty (contactors, the former Bayern player Manfred Schwabl was ) fired. In a 2-2 it would have been no protest. Assuming that all other games would have ended with the same results, Bayern would not have become masters in a draw ( but the 1st FC Kaiserslautern) and Nuremberg would have thought through the point gain the class (instead of the SC Freiburg).
Stefan Kiessling, 2013 ( League)
Also in the top-flight TSG 1899 Hoffenheim, Bayer 04 Leverkusen on October 18, 2013, was a Phantomtor. With the score at 0-1 headed home Stefan Kiessling (Leverkusen ) from outside the network side; and the ball went through a hole but still within the Tor network. Referee Felix Brych was the "hit". The match ended 1:2. Hoffenheim lodged an objection against the game standings, but was rejected on 28 October 2013 of the German Football Association Sport Court, since it is a fact decision of the arbitrator, which was finally settled under the rules and regulations. In sports rights activists that judgment came upon a mixed response.
Results of the " Wembley goal "
Sometimes also alleged hit that resemble the Wembley goal, referred to as Phantomtor. Here, the ball bounces after a shot against the crossbar and from there to the ground without the line to cross, and then back away from the gate - and the referees still signals a goal. The eponymous and most famous gate of this kind, the Wembley goal was the 3:2 - "hit" by Geoff Hurst in the World Cup final of 1966 between the English and the German national football team at London's Wembley Stadium. The game ended with a 4-2 victory for the English and its only world title.
On January 17, 2010, the single-track Second Bundesliga experienced her first Phantomtor: In the 81st minute of the meeting of the 18th matchday between MSV Duisburg and FSV Frankfurt promoted Duisburg attacker Christian Tiffert the ball to the bar of the Frankfurt housing; from there he landed clear at least one meter in front of the goal line and bounced back into the field, whereupon Assistant Referee Thomas Münch signaled to everyone's surprise goal. Referee Marco Fritz relied on his assistants and recognized the results. The DFB said the goal in this case is valid and on the basis that the factual decision of the referees. The FSV is waived in view of the clear result of 5:0 for Duisburg on a protest.
A Phantomtor occurred in the third quarter-final of the African Cup of Nations in 2010 between Egypt and Cameroon. Cameroon goalkeeper Carlos Idriss Kameni had a free kick from Ahmed Hassan bounce off the crossbar, from which sprang the ball in front of the goal line. However, referee Jerome Damon realized on the target.
Marcell Jansen scored in the Bundesliga match 6 March 2011 between Hamburger SV and 1 FSV Mainz 05 a Phantomtor after his volley from the bar was clear from jumped in front of the baseline. Referee Babak Rafati decided on the advice of assistant referees Christoph Bornhorst but on target.
Hockey
In the 2003 DEL season ended a game between the Kölner Haie and DEG Metro Stars 6:4. In the 49th minute Steve Palmer scored the putative 5:4 for Cologne. Hellwig referee pulled the video evidence, as in ice hockey in contentious decisions common to rate. He used the above-goal and decided to target. Television pictures later but broke clear that the puck had not crossed the line. The MetroStars placed after playing a protest. This was rejected and the result had stock.
In the game USA vs Finland at the IIHF World Championships 2008, the video judge overlooked the 1:2 first goal by Ville Koistinen, the puck was passed through a hole in the net from the side into the goal. Also, thanks to this hit, the Finns won the game at the end of 3-2. Both teams, however, were already qualified before the game for the quarterfinals.
Hockey
The Hockey Champions Trophy Men in Chennai in 2005, the Australian broke the 1-0 against Germany ( Full 4:1) of great confusion. The ball, shot by Jamie Dwyer, rolled through a hole in the goal net to score. The referee gave the results.
Handball
After the final whistle of the game of the second division between the north SV Post Schwerin and the ASV Hamm was confusion about the exact result. Press and spectators had seen a 26:23 victory of Schwerin. The judges noted on the scoresheet, however, a 26:24. The alleged hit was credited guest star David Kreckler.
More serious, however, was a mistake, who ran the referees Hagenbecker and Axel Hack ( Halberstadt ) on 25 March 2006 at the first division handball SG Kronau / Östringen against the HSG Dusseldorf in Mannheim SAP Arena. At the score of 10:8 ( 24 minutes ) of the Düsseldorf Frank Berblinger shortened to 10:9, on the scoreboard but shone 11:8 for the SG on. After consultation with the timekeepers, the officials corrected the display of the score, but to the amazement of all, it was now 11:9. The referees had mistakenly also Kronau / Östringen awarded a hit. Hall spokesman Jürgen vinegar tried in vain to make the referees on their faux pas attention; Instead, he received even a yellow card. At the end of the SG Kronau / Östringen won thanks to the " Phantom Gate " with 26:25. Dusseldorf lodged an appeal with the Federal Court Sports. The court sat at a replay, which the SG Kronau / Östringen with 34:24 decided on 17 May 2006 in Eppelheim for themselves.