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Why did overtime goals in soccer count double?

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Ties in soccer are boring, so organizers of the 1994 Caribbean Cup made game-winning overtime goals count double, which pushed teams to play aggressively. To prevent an overtime match, Barbados scored on themselves and defended both goals while Granada tried to score in either end of the field. #sports #soccer #football #history #historyfacts

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