The Maradona goal of a priest while playing soccer during a break that went viral on TikTok

Playing ball at recess is something common that happens in all schools. The matches of 10 or 15 minutes between the different courses are intense and serve to show who plays football better.

What these students did not expect is that all the attention of the school would be taken by a parish priest and his goal “a la Diego Armando Maradona” during recess.

The moment where the match between priests and students begins. (Screenshot: TikTok/@ctln.aaaaaaa)

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TikTok user @ctln.aaaaaaa shared the incredible moment on the aforementioned social network. In the video, you can see that the students of a course organized a game at recess.

The striking thing about the match was that in both teams there was a mix between boys and priests from the church to which the institution belongs.

The priest left three rivals on the road and scored an unforgettable goal. (Screenshot: TikTok/@ctln.aaaaaaa)

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In the clip uploaded by Catalina, one of the priests runs towards the defense to avoid a rival attack. After recovering the ball near his goal, he faced up and began a deadly counterattack.

The priest left three players on the road and did not get nervous at the time of the definition, while the whole school could not believe what they were seeing.

The priest crossed his shot to nail it in the right angle and arouse the madness of the students who were watching the game on one side of the patio court.

The moment in which the priest converts and celebrates his great goal. (Screenshot: TikTok/@ctln.aaaaaaa)

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“Normal recess in a Catholic school”, was the text that accompanied the clip that Cata uploaded. “The holy goal”, commented a user of the platform. “The angel of the goal”, said another boy in the comments. “The father sinned because he deceived the defender with the feint,” was another of the funny responses to the TikTok video.

The publication has more than 13 million views and almost 2.5 million likes.

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