Euro 2021: Patrik Schick scored the best goal of the tournament and set a new record

Every game that takes place in Euro 2021 further confirms the saying that European football is vastly superior to the rest of the world. This time, in the match between the Czech Republic and Scotland, for Group D, Patrik Schick scored an impressive goal from the middle of the court. But that's not all, as his scoring meant setting a new record in tournament history.

The Czech Republic was already beating Scotland by a goal that Schick scored late in the first half. So far, nothing seemed strange since in the previous one the Czechs were candidates to stay with the victory.

And at the start of the second half, Schick scored an impressive goal from midfield that entered the history of the Euro. Why? It became the longest-distance score ever made.

David Marshall, the Scottish goalkeeper, was ahead, he backed away at full speed, he threw himself to try to get her out, but all he did was get portrayed in the photos since he could do nothing to prevent the 2-0 of the Czech Republic against his country.

Patrick Schick set a new record

Schick scored the goal against Scotland by shooting from 49 meters, setting a new tournament record. Spain's Rafael Gordillo had the previous longest-distance goal, when he converted against Denmark from 34 meters at Euro 1988.

The impressive goal of Patrik Schick, in photos

Patrik Schick's impressive goal