St Johnstone goalkeeper Zander Clark scored a 122nd minute equaliser against Rangers to send their Scottish Cup quarter-final clash to a penalty shootout.
With Rangers having scored an 117th minute opening goal, it looked as though the Scottish champions were to be progressing through to the semi-finals of the competition, at the expense of St Johnstone.
However, goalkeeper Zander Clark had other ideas.
With St Johnstone having won a corner in the 122nd minute of the game, Clark made his way into the Rangers penalty area, setting the stage for a fairytale story to unfold before our eyes at Ibrox.
Clark rose like a salmon, unchallenged in the heart of the Rangers box, with his heading being diverted into the back of the net to send the game to a penalty shootout. Have you ever seen scenes quite like it?
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ST JOHNSTONE EQUALISE IN THE 120TH MINUTE! ??
Goalkeeper Zander Clark flicks it on and Chris Kane slots it home! ??
Madness at Ibrox! ?#ScottishCup pic.twitter.com/4AF77kmlVd
— Premier Sports ? (@PremierSportsTV) April 25, 2021
With it being Clark who sent the game to penalties, he then saved TWO to ensure that St Johnstone would be progressing to the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup at Rangers’ expense.
Now THAT is a story to tell the grandkids.