An overhead kick that's used at just above ground level when the ball is very low in the air. It takes opponents by surprise, as they would never except an overhead kick to be used at such a low height.

Diaz's Special Dribble he learned playing Street Football. Using the techniques he gained from playing football with garbage like empty cans when he was young, he blows through defences.

This miraculous shot is performed by two players who are both adept at drive shots. The spin that the two players give the ball creates a knuckleball with an arcing trajectory.

This shot gives the ball a topspin that makes it fall sharply just before reaching the goal. In order to achieve this powerful topspin, the player must possess both a powerful kick and supple ankles.

The player kicks the ball over the defenders, then weaves past them with a cartwheel, a backward somersault, and a backflip, before finishing with an overhead shot as the ball descends.

This shot gives the ball a topspin that makes it fall sharply just before reaching the goal. In order to achieve this powerful topspin, the player must possess both a powerful kick and supple ankles.

A combination play performed by the Argentinian Duo―Diaz and Pascal. The two have been friends since childhood, and using their well-synchronized passing moves they're able to slip past one opponent after another.

This dribbling technique is mainly used by South American players. Using the outside of the foot, the player weaves past opponents with the supple movement and light touches that South American players are renowned for.

A shot performed when the ball is low in the air by kicking it with the heel while coming out of a somersault. Hitting the side of the ball gives it a fierce sidespin, making it curve in a trajectory that's difficult for the keeper to react to.

Diaz's genius dribbling technique. Using his natural agility and incredible technical ability, he's able to swiftly slip past the opposition's defenders.

This overhead kick utilizes Diaz's body's momentum. It uses the centrifugal force of his backflip to give the ball a high-speed backspin, causing its trajectory to rise suddenly just before reaching the goal.

This pass gives the ball a vertical spin. When first kicked the ball has a high trajectory that makes it difficult to intercept, and it then spins downwards, landing at the receiver's feet.

This miraculous shot is performed by two players who are both adept at drive shots. The spin that the two players give the ball creates a knuckleball with an arcing trajectory.

This technique is used as last-ditch attempt to take the ball after the player has been overpowered when attempting to tackle an opponent. Sacrificing his posture, he plants one arm on the ground and attempts to snatch the ball away with a fully-extended leg.

This technique is used as last-ditch attempt to take the ball after the player has been overpowered when attempting to tackle an opponent. Sacrificing his posture, he plants one arm on the ground and attempts to snatch the ball away with a fully-extended leg.

This shot gives the ball a topspin that makes it fall sharply just before reaching the goal. In order to achieve this powerful topspin, the player must possess both a powerful kick and supple ankles.

A combination play performed by the Argentinian Duo―Diaz and Pascal. The two have been friends since childhood, and using their well-synchronized passing moves they're able to slip past one opponent after another.

A shot performed when the ball is low in the air by kicking it with the heel while coming out of a somersault. Hitting the side of the ball gives it a fierce sidespin, making it curve in a trajectory that's difficult for the keeper to react to.