Motherwell's Lennon Miller has scooped the Scotland Goal of the Year award after his stunning shot from the halfway line against England.
The 15-year-old midfielder was up against senior ace John McGinn's spectacular goal against Austria, Caroline Weir's strike against Cyprus, Erin Cuthbert v Faroe Islands, Claire Emslie v Faroe Islands, Alex Lowry v Croatia and Ben Williamson's effort against Northern Ireland.
While Scotland's youth side eventually lost 3-2 to England back in August, Miller made it a day to remember.
He picked the ball up around 50 yards from goal and his effort went sailing into the net to claim the nation's best goal of 2021 after a public vote.
The 'Well midfielder is part of the club's U18s squad and his dad is current East Kilbride and former Scotland forward Lee Miller.
He said: "Can’t quite get my head round this. For Lennon to be nominated was amazing. But for him to win it is crazy!! Wow!
"Super proud dad. Thank you everyone for voting."
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