A non-league footballer scored a header from his own half after the opposition goalkeeper had a moment to forget.
Basford United’s Stefan Galinski netted with a clearance just before the halfway line after it bounced and looped up over the head of FC United’s loanee keeper Cameron Belford.
Galinski’s remarkable stroke of luck pulled Basford 2-1 ahead in the Northern Premier League match, and the goalscorer ran to the corner flag at the opposite end of the pitch to celebrate.
In a post match interview with his club, Galinski said: “Hey, sometimes you’ve just got to put your head on it and that’s what I did.
“I think that was the hardest sprint I’ve done this season that – to celebrate in the corner.”
#BUFCLive— Basford United FC (@Basfordutdfc) October 15, 2019
A match report on FC United’s website described the bizarre goal as “seemingly in slow motion”.
Galinski’s goal helped the away side to record a 3-1 victory, taking them to second in their league.
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