About goalpedia
A goal goes in. The match reports reach for a verb — and they never quite agree. Goalpedia is a game for settling it: you classify how the goal was scored, the crowd classifies alongside you, and a consensus forms. These are important decisions, and they will not classify themselves.
Every goal is judged on exactly three independent axes. One strike can be a curled finish, into the top corner, that is frankly sublime — three separate calls, made separately.
A unanimous tap-in is a fact. A goal that splits the room between scuffed and drilled is an argument — and arguments are more fun. Goalpedia measures how much a finish divides people and surfaces the genuinely contested ones, rather than forcing a single tidy label onto a messy moment.
Make your call, then see where you stand — against your own past verdicts, against your friends, and against everyone else watching. It is a second screen for the football you're already arguing about.