Corrected entry: On a PK (penalty kick) the ball is placed on the PK line and the player chosen to take the shot must wait for the ref to blow the whistle before they shoot. They have one shot. First, there was no whistle, but the main issue was the entire climax of the game; the three touch goal. Sure it was fancy, but completely illegal. Only one touch is allowed on a PK, and if they were real football players, they would have never even tried to make that shot. Also, no goalie would be allowed to taunt a player like that, normal refs would have ended the fight when it began with red cards, and no football team will ever slide tackle that much because it might look cool, but it hurts, you have way more control staying on your feet and it's just asking for a yellow card.
anaroise
13th Sep 2015
Correction: There is only one touch allowed in the case of a penalty shootout at the end of a game when the scores are tied and time is up. However this was a penalty that was awarded while the game was still in normal and so the ball can be touched as many times as they like provided the second touch isn't by the original penalty taker.