Mauro Camoranesi goal ruled offside vs Godoy Cruz, Clausura 2011

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The sixth round of the Clausura 2011 tournament in Argentina featured a number of highly controversial moments from referees and linesmen. The first big mistake was the cancellation of this goal which would have been Mauro Camoranesi's first goal since his return to Argentine football after thirteen years playing abroad in Mexico, Italy and Germany. As the replay shows he was clearly well onside when the free kick was struck.

More controversies from fecha 6

• Teófilo Gutiérrez goal ruled offside against Estudiantes
• Ezequiel Maggiolo goal ruled offside against Boca Juniors
• Martín Galmarini sent off and goal disallowed against Gimnasia

Mauricio Caranta gifts Mariano Pavone a goal

On the final day of the Apertura 2010 tournament Lanús hosted River Plate in a game that would guaruntee a 4th place finish to the winners. River plate were already 1-3 up when Lanús goalkeeper Cesár Carranza gifted Mariano Pavone his 2nd goal of the game.

The match finished Lanús 1-4 River Plate and River claimed 4th place.

For more crazy South American football check out the rest of the Cosas locas series.

Golazo: James Rodríguez, Banfield vs Lanús, Clausura 2010

On 15 February 2010 the Argentine champions Banfield hosted Lanús (the other team to have won their first Argentine championship in the last few years). The 2nd goal of the game was this classy finish from 18 year old Colombian winger James Rodríguez, who also played a part in the buildup with a caño (nutmeg) and a taco (back-heel).

Banfield couldn't retain their championship, nobody has since Boca Juniors in 2005-06 and Rodríguaz was predictably snapped up by one of the European clubs. In this case FC Porto, where he is currently rotting in the reserves.

Part of the Golazo series.

Gastón Aguirre own goal

San Lorenzo player Gastón Aguirre is the first player to appear in the "Cosas locas" section for a second time. The first was for a bit of brutal animal slaughter. This one is for his comically poor attempted clearance which resulted in an own goal for opponents Lanús.

For more crazy South American football check out the rest of the Cosas locas series.