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Question Number: 30524Other 6/19/2016RE: Intermediate Under 13 Phil of Tarzana, CA United States asks...This question is a follow up to question 30505 Thanks to both of you for the clarification. It does make sense to me now, although, as you've said, it would be extremely rare. Perhaps, in the last few seconds where the losing team is desperate on a corner kick & pulls their GK to try for a header. Answer provided by Referee Joe McHugh Hi Phil The Laws always made provision for highly unusual situations involving own goals. Example is Law 17 which states that a team cannot score against itself on a former kick. I am not sure in the history of the game an OG was ever scored directly from a corner?
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