The Liverpool manager watched his side concede a surreal goal to a Darren Bent shot that took a deflection past Pepe Reina via a red beach ball thrown on to the pitch by a visiting fan and which ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Liverpool suffered their fourth Premier League defeat of the season on Saturday when Sunderland won 1-0 with a Darren Bent goal that took a deflection from a beach ball thrown ...

one of the daughters says in the video. The mother bear is also seen taking the garden hose, while two cubs appear to fight playfully on the lawn over the floating mat and a deflated beach ball.

Sunderland's Darren Bent fires a shot which hits a red beach ball and deflects past goalkeeper Pepe Reina in the fifth minute to hand Liverpool a 1-0 defeat. In a farcical version of an own-goal ...

At first glance, Vester’s super fruit resembled a half-deflated beach ball, perched on the scale at the N.C. Farmer’s Market like a grandfather toad, too lumpy and misshapen for anybody’s ...

The beach ball was initially taken off the field by a Sunderland steward, deflated and stuffed under a hoarding. After the game he gave it to Liverpool fan Wayne Bate for his young son Callum who ...

Most beach balls list their sizes by deflated measurements. They lose about 30% of their length when they go from flat to round. For example, a 24-inch beach ball measures roughly 17 to 18 inches ...

The distortions can be compared to those observed when a sphere is 'deflated'; so ... system using hollow balls of different sizes and skin thicknesses, ranging from beach balls to squash balls.

On this day six years ago, Darren Bent scored one of the Premier League's most bizarre goals when his strike deflected beyond Pepe Reina with the help of a beach ball. Type 'strangest ever goals ...

Sunderland might have had their beach ball, but Liverpool trumped it on this occasion with a Friend in high places. Steve Bruce admitted his side used up an entire season’s luck when they sealed ...

Liverpool goalkeeper Pepe Reina looked to have Darren Bent's fifth-minute drive covered -- until it struck a large red beach ball, apparently taken to the match by a young Liverpool fan.