As James Scanlon peels away from the six-yard box a horde of red-shirted teammates sprint after him, but this isn't Manchester United.
This is the Europa Point Stadium at the southern tip of Gibraltar and the 17-year-old Scanlon is heading towards the stand where most of the 681 spectators are seated.
The clock reads 96:08 when his close-range header hits the back of the Liechtenstein net and the smallest crowd in this round of UEFA Nations League fixtures are toasting a new national hero.
Scanlon's goal puts Gibraltar on course for back-to-back wins during the September international break, only for Liechtenstein to score a 104th-minute penalty to ensure the game ends 2-2.
Related News