Former Gillingham goalkeeper Paulo Gazzaniga gifts PSG a win in Girona’s Champions League debut on Wednesday night

A former Gillingham goalkeeper has made headlines after a costly blunder in the UEFA Champions League.

Paulo Gazzaniga - who kick-started his professional career at Gillingham - was at fault for a goal that handed Paris St Germain a late winner against Girona.

Paulo Gazzaniga's "horrible, horrible error" in the 90th minute as Girona lost 1-0 to PSG.#UCL pic.twitter.com/XTcgJ4qyqi

It was a horrible end to an evening where he had earlier pulled off several top saves to keep Girona level.

Gazzaniga is the first-choice keeper for Spanish side Girona, who were playing in their first-ever Champions League match, away at PSG.

The game was goalless heading into stoppage-time but Gazzaniga let a cross squirm under his body and into the net.

Gazzaniga spent four years playing at Tottenham but was previously at Gillingham, where he played 20 games during the 2011/12 season before a big-money move to Southampton.

His move in the summer of 2012 helped finance a promotion push that year for the Gills and they won the League 2 title under Martin Allen.

The former #Gills striker has been charged following a seizure of around 60 kilos of cannabis which had arrived on a flight from Bangkok