Since a teacher posted a video of a  third-grader in Canton, Ohio on September 13 showing the child's impressive field goal, it has gone viral with over 1 million views. Kent Hamilton, an elementary physical education teacher with Plain Local Schools in the Canton area told the local media that the girl Emma Harris is a soccer player and he was looking for a creative way to practice kicking indoors. Later the teacher came up with an image of a field goal on the gym wall to see if she could nail the kick. 

Llyod as the flag bearer of women in football

Carli Anne Hollins or Carli Lloyd is an American soccer player. Her list of laurels includes Olympic gold medal (2008 and 2012), FIFA Women's World Cup championship (2015 and 2019), FIFA Player of the Year (2015 and 2016), and being part of the Olympics (2008, 2012, and 2016). Lloyd now plays for Sky Blue FC in the National Women's Soccer League and the United States women's national soccer team as a midfielder. The Physical education teacher, Hamilton believes that Lyod is a sign that women may be playing professional football soon.

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Netizens reactions on Emma's kick

Since there are so many viewers of Emma's kick, Hamilton is getting loads of tweets saying they want Emma as their kicker. There are many who asking Hamilton for tips to coach over the comments. Parents of the kids at Plain Local Schools have thanked the educator for playing his wonderful part in raising their kids. Many have loved the video and said that they want to see such type of content. There was also a Twitter user who would like to go back to school just to learn soccer from Hamilton. Here are few of the reactions.

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