than three in game goals and three penalty kicks in a scoring competition, regardless of hoo made those goals, or what or when in games those in game goals came. (which btw if you want to argue significance of the goal, shouldn't you also look at Morgan originally being planned to take one of those PK's, and how many were game winners?) Anyone that has ever played the game, or even had a basic understanding of it, should easily grasp that concept by simply looking at the PK conversion rate. There is a reason many soccer fans hate games being determined by PK's.

If you want to try and deflect the argument to one of which player was most deserving for outstanding offensive play, you may want to a) reread my very first response to you, for understanding this time, so you see I never argued that was Morgan, quite the opposite, actually, and b) stop trying to insert that significance factor into a discussion about the Golden Boot which is strictly about scoring (and in this case, how a tie should be broken).