Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was on target for Manchester United legends in their 5-0 win over Bayern Munich in the Treble Reunion clash on Sunday.
The Norwegian came on for Andy Cole after only a few minutes at Old Trafford and found the back of the net just seconds later.
His goal was true to form in that it was a close-range tap-in - the Manchester United boss was in the right place at the right time - and it came against a Bayern Munich team.
Solskjaer netted the all-important winner in the match between the two European heavyweights in the Champions League final of 1999 as the Red Devils secured an historic treble.
After the match Solskjaer spoke to the press about the game.
He told BT Sport: "[It's] great to be out there with the players and for the fans.
"[It feels like] it's been more than 20 years since we played together, it's heavy out there. My calves don't want to play anymore.
"Some of the players are quite fit, it's still a competitive one with a few nice tackles flying in."
The Red Devils boss was also asked who impressed him the most from the match, and didn't hesitate with his reply.
"Jaap and Ronny," responded the Manchester United boss, adding: "We could do with them two at the back!"
United are in the market for a new centre-back and have been linked with everyone from Matthijs de Ligt to Kalidou Koulibaly and Harry Maguire.
