Historic Penalty Shootout: Dimona Triumphs in Record-Breaking 56-Kick Thriller
In a remarkable event, SC Dimona and Shimshon Tel Aviv set a record with 56 penalty kicks in a semi-final playoff. Dimona emerged victorious with a 23-22 win, surpassing the previous record of 54 set in England. The match ended 2-2 before penalties.
Israel's SC Dimona and Shimshon Tel Aviv have set a world record for the longest ever penalty shootout with 56 kicks. Their semi-final promotion playoff in the third-tier finished 2-2 after extra time, leading to penalties.
Dimona won the shootout 23-22 after each side took 28 penalties in the city of Dimona in the Negev desert on Monday. The previous record of 54 penalty kicks was set in March 2022 in England when Washington beat Bedlington 25-24 during a first-round tie in the Ernest Armstrong Memorial Cup.
The competition is open to clubs competing in the Northern League Second Division - the 10th tier of the football pyramid.
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