Levadia beat Paide 3-1 in the Estonian Cup on Tuesday night – and they could hardly have dreamt of a better (or funnier) start.
Without touching the ball, Levadia watched on as Paide started knocking the ball around in their own half.
Then, in a moment that brings back terrifying memories of Paul Robinson against Croatia in 2006, Paide's goalkeeper failed to control a heavy back-pass that bobbled into the net and gave Levadia a remarkable early lead.
Oh dear. Oh dear, oh dear.
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