Football quiz: which keepers conceded these famous goals?

Which keepers were beaten by these goals? Composite: AFP via Getty; Bongarts/Getty Images; TempSport/Corbis via Getty; Action Images

1. 

   Dennis Bergkamp, 2002

   1. Tim Krul

   2. Edwin van der Sar

   3. Pavel Srnicek

   4. Shay Given

2. 

   Roberto Carlos, 1997

   1. Lionel Charbonnier

   2. Fabien Barthez

   3. David Seaman

   4. Angelo Peruzzi

3. 

   Zlatan Ibrahimovic, 2012

   1. Rob Green

   2. David James

   3. Jack Butland

   4. Joe Hart

4. 

   Eric Cantona, 1996

   1. Bruce Grobbelaar

   2. Brad Friedel

   3. David James

   4. Mike Hooper

5. 

   Sergio Agüero, 2012

   1. Paddy Kenny

   2. Júlio César

   3. Rob Green

   4. Radek Cerny

6. 

   Robin van Persie, 2014

   1. David de Gea

   2. Pepe Reina

   3. Iker Casillas

   4. Víctor Valdés

7. 

   Ray Houghton, 1994

   1. Sebastiano Rossi

   2. Gianluca Pagliuca

   3. Angelo Peruzzi

   4. Walter Zenga

8. 

   Andrés Iniesta, 2010

   1. Michel Vorm

   2. Jasper Cillessen

   3. Maarten Stekelenburg

   4. Edwin van der Sar

9. 

   Vincent Kompany, 2019

   1. David de Gea

   2. Hugo Lloris

   3. Bernd Leno

   4. Kasper Schmeichel

10. 

    Paul Gascoigne, 1996

    1. Jim Leighton

    2. Andy Goram

    3. Craig Gordon

    4. Stewart Kerr

11. 

    Gareth Bale, 2014

    1. José Manuel Pinto

    2. Marc-André ter Stegen

    3. Víctor Valdés

    4. Jasper Cillessen

12. 

    David Trezeguet, 2000

    1. Francesco Toldo

    2. Gianluigi Buffon

    3. Christian Abbiati

    4. Gianluca Pagliuca

13. 

    Asmir Begovic, 2013

    1. Ben Foster

    2. Artur Boruc

    3. Wojciech Szczesny

    4. Tim Howard

Solutions

1:D - Bergkamp’s goal came in a 2-0 victory at Newcastle. Arsenal were only second in the league at the time but they finished the season with 13 straight wins and clinched the title, 2:B - This is Roberto Carlos’s sensational and surprising free-kick from Le Tournoi in 1997. He later admitted he was as baffled as anyone when it went in, saying: “I have no clue how I scored it. I used to practise my free-kicks a lot. I would stay behind in training and hit them and, on this particular occasion, it came off well for me. I just hit it and it went in.", 3:D - Ibrahimovic scored four goals that night against England, who had six debutants: Steven Caulker, Leon Osman, Raheem Sterling, Ryan Shawcross, Carl Jenkinson and Wilfried Zaha (who now plays for Ivory Coast)., 4:C - James got a punch on Manchester United’s corner and fell on the floor, where he watched Cantona volley the ball into the net. , 5:A - It was Kenny’s last game for QPR., 6:C - Spain had won Euro 2008, the World Cup in 2010 and Euro 2012, so looked invincible when the 2014 World Cup started in Brazil. This was their first game at the tournament. They took the lead through a penalty midway through the first half but then Van Persie equalised and the Netherlands ran away with the game, winning 5-1., 7:B - Houghton was born in Scotland but ended up playing for the Republic of Ireland because of a conversation he had with Jack Charlton in a bar after a game. Charlton went to Oxford United to watch John Aldridge in action as he wanted Aldridge (who was born in England) to represent the Ireland team. Aldridge agreed and also suggested that Houghton join him. The pair of them ended up winning 142 caps between them., 8:C - Only two of the Dutch players who started and finished that World Cup final were not booked. Stekelenburg was one of them and Wesley Sneijder was the other., 9:D - It was the penultimate match of the season and Manchester City needed to beat Leicester City to hold off Liverpool’s challenge. It was the 70th minute and City could not break down the Leicester defence. Kompany received the ball. His teammates urged him not to shoot but he let fly and the ball rocketed into the top corner. City were all but champions. It was the only goal he scored all season., 10:B - Goram kept clean sheets in Scotland’s other two games at Euro 96 – against the Netherlands and Switzerland., 11:A - With a few minutes remaining in the Copa del Rey final, Lionel Messi gave away the ball. Eighteen seconds later, Gareth Bale had won it for Real Madrid., 12:A - Trezeguet came off the bench and scored a golden goal for France against Italy in the Euro 2000 final., 13:B - Begovic scored against Southampton in the first minute with a kick from his own penalty box. The game finished 1-1.

Scores

1. 1 and above.

   You won't be troubling any goalkeepers in this kind of form

2. 2 and above.

   You won't be troubling any goalkeepers in this kind of form

3. 3 and above.

   You won't be troubling any goalkeepers in this kind of form

4. 4 and above.

   You won't be troubling any goalkeepers in this kind of form

5. 5 and above.

   The keeper has tipped your own effort around the post

6. 6 and above.

   The keeper has tipped your own effort around the post

7. 7 and above.

   The keeper has tipped your own effort around the post

8. 8 and above.

   The keeper has tipped your own effort around the post

9. 9 and above.

   You've also hit the back of the net

10. 10 and above.

    You've also hit the back of the net

11. 11 and above.

    You've also hit the back of the net

12. 12 and above.

    You've also hit the back of the net

13. 0 and above.

    You won't be troubling any goalkeepers in this kind of form

14. 13 and above.

    You've also hit the back of the net