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Hi Kbast123, if my edit summary did not clear up any confusion as to why Tameka Yallop was only awarded one goal during the Leicester City game, here as some further sources to help your understanding. BBC match report, Leicester match report, BBC goalscorers table, Flashscore goalscorers table, Tameka Yallop's soccerway profile. The social media post you have attempted to use as a citation is anecdotal at best. As you can see in the video itself and I previously pointed out in the edit summary, the goal has been credited as a Levell own goal because the Yallop shot was off target: it comes back off the crossbar and hits the goalkeeper in order to go in. See Opta defintions if it is still unclear. Thanks Hjk1106 ( talk) 12:29, 29 September 2021 (UTC) reply

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