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Due to an unusual scoring rule anomoly, the 1994 Carribbean Cup soccer match between Grenada and Barbados resulted in both teams desperately trying to score own goals and protect the opposition nets.
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The 1994 Caribbean Cup Qualifiers. A rules change meant to eliminate draws from soccer eventually lead to a match in which Barbados had to defend both(!) goals while Grenada tried to score in either in order to advance.
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Because of flawed tournament rules, a 1994 soccer match between Barbados and Grenada saw the teams defending their opponent's nets to prevent intentional own-goals.
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The Barbados - Grenada 1994 qualification football match, in which Barbados won by scoring an own goal
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there was a soccer match in 1994 where Granada and Barbados attempted to score on their own nets.
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In a 1994 Caribbean football match between Barbados and Granada, Barbados deliberately scored an own-goal (and had to prevent Granada from doing the same) in order to win the match
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A football match between Barbados and Grenada. Barbados intentionally scored a own goal to try and force extra time leaving Grenada trying to score a goal on either end of the pitch and Barbados successfully defending both sides.
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During an international football match between Barbados and Grenada in 1994, due to strange scoring rules, it became in Barbados, then Grenada's best interest to score on their own goals, which ended in the two teams trying to score on themselves.
