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Unexpected Collapse: Footballer Falls After Kicking Linesman While Taking a Corner

A FOOTBALLER in Mexico faced an embarrassing moment when he collapsed after accidentally kicking a LINESMAN during a botched corner kick.

Diego Rossi of Monterrey hit the ground dramatically after his attempted set-piece against Guadalajara went awry.

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Diego Rossi accidentally kicked a linesman
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The player dramatically fell to the ground after the strange occurrence

Rossi, aged 28, was trying to execute a quick corner kick just before the halftime whistle.

Unfortunately, he confusedly kicked the linesman in the back of the leg by mistake.

Rossi notably fell to the turf after the mishap and looked up at the linesman to express his dismay.

Surprisingly, the linesman appeared quite unfazed by the incident.

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Fans reacted with laughter over the funny incident on social media.

One user jokingly remarked, “What a tackle.”

Another quipped, “Just imagine trying to dive over this?”

A third person wrote, “Bless Liga MX.”

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A fourth commented, “That is truly embarrassing.”

Another user added, “Why did he just throw himself to the ground? The linesman won’t be booking him.”

Things got more challenging for Rossi as he later had a goal disallowed for handball by VAR in a late equalizer attempt.

Monterrey was already behind after Roberto Alvarado scored for Guadalajara in the ninth minute.

Rossi found the back of the net in stoppage time, but it was ruled out, adding to his frustration.

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