00:00The American looked like he had no idea what he was doing as he lined up for a corner kick
00:04and
00:05instead just dribbled the ball in towards the box. It should have been illegal. In football,
00:10a player taking a corner kick isn't allowed to touch the ball a second time until another player
00:15has touched it. But the linesman and the referee said nothing. And as the Chicago Fire players
00:20scrambled, the ball came into the box and the New York Red Bulls put it into the back of the
00:25net,
00:25equalizing the score. Chicago Fire were confused and it was only when they saw the replay that they
00:31realized they'd been swindled. Because when Red Bulls Lloyd Sam set the ball up by the flag for
00:36Sasha Kleshton to take the corner, the Chicago players didn't notice it, but he'd actually
00:41already taken the corner. And as Chicago ran into the box with their backs turned to the ball,
00:46Kleshton checked that the linesman had clocked what they'd done and after he got the okay,
00:51they successfully pulled off the perfect sneak attack.