The problem became the subject of penalties warm lately, immediately following the commencement of the World Cup knock-out phase in 2010, where winners are determined by the match is very likely-tos tosan drama. Oliver Kahn did not want to miss the war enliven the analysis. According to Germany's legendary goalkeeper, any small movement could be a determinant of success in the shootout, both for the goalkeeper to any executor. “Adu penalty is a psychological game between the goalkeeper and the kicker,” said Kahn was quoted by AP. “Everything is connected with a lot of eyes and body language,” he continued. Goalkeepers, Khan added, could provide its own problems to the kicker with body language. “Goalkeepers can tell if players are afraid and you can see from the eyes of the executor if he made a small mistake in which he will direct the ball,” said Kahn. “But you also need luck,” he said again.