Why penalty shootouts, despite their problems, are here to stay

Penalty shootouts have not been around forever. In fact in the more than 150-year history of organised football, they are a fairly recent phenomenon, being adopted over a period of time by different top level tournaments starting about 50 years ago.

Why Manchester United and Arsenal took part in penalty shootout after pre-season friendly - Manchester Evening News

Man Utd beat Brighton on penalties to book FA Cup final spot - 5 talking points - Mirror Online

World Cup penalty kicks and the psychology behind the shootout - Sports Illustrated

Why penalty shootouts, despite their problems, are here to stay

The psychology behind penalty kicks and reaction time in the World Cup - The Washington Post

World Cup penalty kicks and the psychology behind the shootout - Sports Illustrated

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Croatia stun Brazil in penalty shootout to reach World Cup semi-finals - TODAY

Dominik Livakovic's power and poise were key to three penalty saves for Croatia - The Athletic

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Spain, Fond of Passing, Bows Out Meekly When Forced to Shoot - The New York Times

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