A popular tactic in football is to have a player lying horizontally on the floor behind a wall in order to stop low free-kicks from going underneath and into the back of the net.
The Portuguese side planned to do exactly this in their Europa League clash with Qarabag, however things didn't exactly go to plan.
Victor Gomez was the man tasked with being the 'draught excluder', however due to his positioning, his role proved to be somewhat ineffective.
That's because the defender's head turned out to be the last line of defence, meaning that he was inadvertently giving their opponents a huge advantage.
As a result, when the free-kick was taken it ricocheted into the path of Abdellah Zoubir who slammed home from inside the penalty area.
READ MORE ON EUROPA LEAGUE
Footage shows West Ham bus crash into Olympiakos security guard and wipe him out
Brighton and Ajax fans clash with police before Europa League clash
Despite being initially ruled out for offside, a VAR check ruled that Gomez had inadvertently played Zoubir onside for Qarabag, meaning that the goal stood.
That effort put Qarabag 2-1 up in the away leg of their Europa League play-off, before the Azerbaijan Premier League side went on to win 4-2 in Portugal.
There's no doubting that the tactic is effective when used properly, but for Braga, perhaps it could use some fine-tuning.
Armenia 
Faroe Islands 
Malta 
Liechtenstein 
Belgium 
Italy 
France 
Israel 
Greece 
England 
Rep. Of Ireland 
Finland 
Slovenia 
Norway 
North Macedonia 
Latvia 
Russia 
Brunei 
Cyprus 
Lithuania 
Portugal 
Poland 
San Marino 
Gibraltar 
Scotland 
Croatia 
Romania 
Kosovo 
Luxembourg 
Bulgaria 
Northern Ireland 
Belarus 
Denmark 
Spain 
Switzerland 
Serbia 
Azerbaijan 
Estonia 
Georgia 
Ukraine 
Andorra 
Moldova 
Montenegro 
Iceland 
Turkey 
Wales 
Albania 
Czech Republic 
Sweden 
Slovakia 
Germany 
Bosnia & Herzegovina 
Netherlands 
Hungary 
Bordeaux