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Paul Campbell November 17, 2014

The best goals of the week: Robben, Shaqiri, Sneijder, Welbeck and Isco

Featuring a blaster from Japan, a back-heel from Switzerland and a looping shot from a 15-year-old at Peterborough United
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Arjen Robben celebrates as Holland beat Latvia 6-0 in the ArenA stadium, Amsterdam. Photograph: Peter Dejong/AP

Yuchi Tanaka (MITO HOLLYHOCK v Oita Trinita)

Xherdan Shaqiri (SWITZERLAND v Lithuania)

Rafael Castillo (SAN ANTONIO SCORPIONS v Fort Lauderdale)

Isco (SPAIN v Belarus)

Wesley Sneijder (HOLLAND v Mexico)

Kay Banjo (UMBC v Vermont)

Leo Da-Silva-Lopes (PETERBOROUGH UNITED U18s v Notts County)

Arjen Robben (HOLLAND v Latvia)

George Francomb (AFC WIMBLEDON v Bristol City)

Bangura Moustapha (SIERRA LEONE v Ivory Coast)

Danny Welbeck (ENGLAND v Slovenia)

Giuseppe Sole (Halifax Town v WOKING)

Shaun Maloney (SCOTLAND 1-0 Republic of Ireland)

And… miss of the week from Godoy Cruz v Estudiantes in Argentina

 

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