Friends play a bizarre game of table football with their heads poking up through the ‘pitch’ as they try to blow the ball into the back of the net
- Ivan Bodylevskii, 30, filmed a group of men playing human football when at work
- Players have to blow air from their mouths to move a red ball around the pitch
- The game’s aim is to score a goal in the opposite team’s goal – just like in football
This is the unusual moment that a group of friends play a human version of table football, where players use their mouths to blow a ball into a goal.
Ivan Bodylevskii, 30, captured hilarious video footage of a group of men playing the bizarre game whilst working in Turkey.
Players have to put their heads through holes in a special board and begin blowing air from their mouths to move a small red ball around the pitch.
In the video, which was filmed before coronavirus measures came into force, the two teams are made clear to spectators as the holes are coloured either blue or purple.
Ivan Bodylevskii, 30, captured hilarious footage of a group of men playing human football whilst working in Turkey
The game has no rules apart from one main objective, to score a goal in the opposite team’s goal.
At one point in the tournament, the purple team manage to get the ball past the goalkeeper and score a goal, triggering cries of excitement from the other players.
There are also a number of own goals as the goalkeepers attempt to stop the opposing team from scoring, the unusual footage shows.
In the video, a sporting match is also being played on a normal football pitch behind the football table.
But this game still has a fun twist, as all the players are wearing large zorb balls, or human hamster balls as they are also known.
Players have to put their heads through coloured holes in the specially-made board and blow air through their mouths to move the ball across the pitch
The hilarious, yet competitive, game has no rules apart from one main objective – to score a goal in the opposite team’s net
Mr Bodylevskii said that the human-sized football table took around two hours to construct, adding that the lighthearted game was extremely ‘productive’.
He said: ‘For work, we were looking for different football type of game whilst in Turkey.
‘The board took about two hours in total to assemble and is very productive, with the team with the best lungs winning.
‘I filmed this before the coronavirus pandemic, I’m not sure if they play the game at the moment.’
The hysterical video footage was taken by Mr Bodylevskii in February this year.