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As a few other people pointed out, it's common to clap after a player is injured to give that player their support. I'm surprised you didn't already know that.
ahahahaha ownt. FYL, still quite hilarious
dude, when somebody gets hurt in a sport the people clap, meaning your a good sport. geez, even i know that..
others explained what the clappin was about and about the kick itself: hey soccer players are hot so chin up... (unless it hurts too much then keep it down... =P)
maybe they were laughing at something slighty to the side of your beaten face =D...or they just hate you
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You dumbarse when a player gets injured in sports and gets up ok, people clap because the you're ok.
Ouch......in more ways than one.