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A dramatic moment unfolded during a Championship match between Wolverhampton and Birmingham, when right-back Jackson Tchatchoua produced one of the season’s most unusual goals. Attempting to play the ball back to his own goalkeeper, Tchatchoua inadvertently chipped the shot over the keeper and into the net, handing Birmingham an unexpected advantage in the contest.
The bizarre own goal occurred during an entertaining West Midlands derby at St. Andrews that saw both sides exchange chances throughout the opening stages. Despite Tchatchoua’s costly error, the match finished level at 2-2, with both teams sharing the points following a chaotic encounter that featured four goals in the opening half-hour.
The draw leaves Wolverhampton in ninth place in the divisional standings, while Birmingham occupies tenth position. Swansea City currently tops the Championship table with 11 points, having made an impressive start to the campaign. The incident highlighted both the unpredictability of second-tier football and the pressure defending players face when attempting to clear possession under match conditions.
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Originally reported by Sports.yahoo →
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