The fastest goal in history scored in the FA Cup. Video.
Manchester City midfielder İlkay Gündoğan scored a fantastic strike in the FA Cup final. The 32-year-old German international opened the scoring in the match against Manchester United in the 13th second.
After a free-kick from the centre of the pitch, the ball fell to the Citizens' goalkeeper. He knocked it almost to the opponent's penalty area, Kevin de Bruyne fought with two defenders, dropped a round ball to Gündoğan, and the latter touched the leather sphere perfectly into the back of De Gea's net.
Gündoğan opened the scoring in the 13th second
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This goal was the fastest in the history of the FA Cup finals, which have been held since 1871.
İlkay Gündoğan
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The previous record was held by former Everton player Louis Saa. In 2009, the French footballer of Guadeloupean origin opened the scoring in the 25th second.
As a result, the match between Manchester City and Manchester United ended with a score of 2-1. After Bruno Fernandes levelled the score with a penalty kick, the same Gundogan scored a double in the second half.
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