Two former Linfield heroes turned back the clock on Friday night.
Lee Feeney and Dessie Gorman were in opposing sides for a special charity match in Kilkeel.
Feeney enjoyed two spells with the Blues in the 1990s and 2000s, while Gorman won two league titles at Windsor Park between 1992-97.
And they both still love the game.
Feeney was starring for the Mourne Masters last night, while Gorman led the attacking line for Banbridge Evo Legends.
And as this video shows, they haven't lost it.
Feeney showed some silky skills before tapping home to make it 2-2 on the night.
And then Gorman fired home a dramatic last-minute winner to seal a 3-2 victory.
Last night was the first-ever game for the Mourne Masters, an Over 40s side set up by Feeney and some other former players.
"It was a great night. Thanks to everyone who helped out," the former Rangers man said.
"It was the first game for the Mourne Masters and hopefully it is the first of many.
"We raised a lot of money for the New Beginnings Charitable Trust, and there was a good crowd.
"Both teams and players got what they wanted out of it and everyone had a smile on their face.
"It was a very successful night."
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