If you don’t love some good, old-fashioned dog content, avert your cold-hearted eyes from this soccer pitch. That’s because this latest edition of ‘dog interrupts sports’ is as cute as ever from the CONCACAF matchup between Philadelphia Union and Alianza F.C.
During the 67th minute of the game in El Salvador, you see the team’s stray furry friend leap the boundary and fetch after the ball. It ended up being some of the best action of the night as the CONCACAF contest ended up in a scoreless draw.
Shame on that security guard, albeit for doing his job, for ruining this good boy’s, or girl’s, fun on the field. The dog might have been captured in the end, tongue pant and all, but it definitely became the best in this show during the CONCACAF game inside Estadio Cuscatlán.
WATCH: Hockey Goalie Fight Ignites Entire Arena
Hockey fights were basically phased out, but still pop up on occasion. But what you don’t see often is a goalie fight to ignite the entire arena.
That’s what happened with one ECHL game out in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Wheeling Nailers goalie Brad Barone and Fort Wayne Komets netminder Ryan Fanti got into it.
Safe to say, the fight was one-sided in favor of Fanti. Watch below to see the chaos.
Fanti was in a great fighting stance. Once the punches started, the crowd got loud. We mean very loud.
Barone did not see the overhand right coming. Fanti fired that first punch and landed. From there, the goalie fight turned into an MMA contest.
Fanti grabbed Barone’s jersey and landed another overhand right followed by a barrage of punches. The Komets goalie must know a little jiu jitsu or wrestling as well.
He landed a nice takedown to the ice and grabbed Barone’s jersey like it was a gi.
Once the goalies landed on the ice, the referees came in and ended the chaos. But not only was the crowd amped up, the rest of the Komets roster went nuts on the ice.
A rare occurrence, but a beauty of a sight when we see a legit fight play out on the ice. It may be old school, but it’s a nice treat once in a while. Now, Fanti might not be ready for the UFC after one fight. But maybe president Dana White should get him involved in his Power Slap League!
