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Paul Campbell March 14, 2016

The best goals of the week: Dimitri Payet, Quincy Amarikwa and Alex Morgan

Featuring the best FA Cup finishes, a delightful chip from MLS, a lovely lob from the Championship and Didier Drogba hitting it over one goal and into another
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Dimitri Payet’s free-kick flies past David de Gea as West Ham take the lead at Old Trafford. Photograph: John Peters/Man Utd/Getty Images

Quincy Amarikwa (SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES v Portland Timbers)

Dimitri Payet (West Ham v MANCHESTER UNITED)

Ross McCormack (FULHAM v Bristol City)

Alex Morgan (US WOMEN v Germany Women)

Romelu Lukaku (EVERTON v Chelsea)

Adlène Guedioura (Arsenal v WATFORD)

Junior Hoilett (QUEENS PARK RANGERS v Brentford)

Sebastian Giovinco (New York City FC v TORONTO FC)

Michael Doyle (Accrington Stanley v PORTSMOUTH)

Paulo Dybala (JUVENTUS v Sassuolo)

Sébastien Haller (FC UTRECHT v ADO den Haag)

Dom Dwyer (SPORTING KANSAS v Vancouver Whitecaps)

And ... Didier Drogba in training

 

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