He looked up and spotted a rival out of position. What happened next is being investigated by the Guinness World Records 😲 9WWOS
To add to his embarrassment, Cortés stumbled as he tried in vain to chase the ball as it crossed the line.
"I asked Juan Silva, the club's manager, if the request for the record application was really going to be made and he told me 'obviously yes'," Requena told Radio Bio Bio. "If so, since the area is five metres, it would be logically over 100. The truth is that I am happy with all this, more than anything personally, but also for the institution, for Chilean football. Going down in history with an event like this makes me happy.
"I wanted to take the kick quickly as we have done so many times at altitude, to try to catch the rival off guard and it came out a little stronger than normal," Requena told Radio Bio Bio.
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