After A Match, This Goalkeeper Invited A Fan With Down Syndrome To Take A Penalty Kick
July 28, 2021
Kevin Dawson, a goalkeeper for Peñarol, had just won a big match against his former squad, Plaza Colonia. But, instead of celebrating, Dawson decided to give an opposition fan a moment he will never forget.
With the players still on the field and fans still in their seats, Lucas, the Plaza fan, made his way to the penalty mark... and drilled the kick.
Uruguay:
— Rex Chapman🏇🏼 (@RexChapman) July 24, 2021
This goalkeeper just won a match against his former team.
Instead of celebrating - he invited a fan with Down's Syndrome on to the field to take a penalty kick.
It cost you nothing to be kind. Humanity…pic.twitter.com/4TrYX5rbkT
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