David Turnbull's latest Celtic goal has been compared to a famous strike by ex-Hoops forward Paolo Di Canio.
The midfielder from Wishaw latched onto an excellent Callum McGregor pass, lifting the ball over Dundee United goalkeeper Benjamin Siegrist with one touch and finishing with the next.
It was the second goal in the Hoops' 3-0 win over Dundee United and it keeps former side Motherwell level on points with the Tangerines in fourth. Turnbull sits with seven goals and six assists for the season.
Di Canio's goal came way back in 1996 as Celtic beat Aberdeen 2-1 on Boxing Day, scoring with famous golden boots, and former Celtic and Motherwell attacker Andy Walker saw similarities.
He said on Sky Sports: "It's funny the things that go through your mind. That goal has made me think of Paolo Di Canio a few years ago up at Pittodrie against Aberdeen.
"He dinked the goalkeeper too, although Turnbull didn't have the golden boots!"
Recently appointed Hamilton assistant manager John Rankin also reckons the Motherwell academy graduate's goal was a touch of class - but he anticipated a first-time finish.
The 38-year-old added: "It's a great goal. First of all, it's a great ball over the top from Callum McGregor, and then the touch is great.
"Initially I though he was going to finish it with his first touch but then he took the second.
"It's really great play and a great goal, for me."
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