Former Liverpool striker Peter Crouch is on the cusp of winning an historic Champions League poll.
The vote was put to fans yesterday and is set to decide the best acrobatic goal in the competition.
The Burnley forward leads the way over fellow candidates Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale and Mario Mandzukic with 52% of votes.
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Crouch's super strike in front of the Kop against Galatasaray is the oldest goal on the list coming in 2006 when Liverpool were en route to the Athens final.
Ronaldo is the former England international's closest rival for the poll win on 27%.
The world famous No.7 scored a sensational overhead kick for Real Madrid in last season's quarter-final against his now team, Juventus.
Supporters in Turin were on their feet applauding the audacious strike.
Liverpool fans won't want to remember Bale's unbelievable acrobatics in last year's final in Kiev.
The stunning hit flew past Loris Karius and put the contest out of reach for Jurgen Klopp's side.
The Welshman's wondrous goal is currently coming in at third with 16%.
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Croatian goalscorer Mario Mandzukic has just 5% of the votes so far for his sublime goal for Juventus in the 2017 final against Los Blancos.
The Serie A giants went on to lose the game but that goal even in last place will be remembered for years to come.
Four great acrobatic goals. Favourite?#UCL
— UEFA Champions League (@ChampionsLeague) April 3, 2019
The 38-year-old had to call in some reinforcements for the vote, Crouch comically wrote: "These players have won loads. Give me a break. I could tell the kids who I beat"
These players have won loads.
— Peter Crouch (@petercrouch) April 3, 2019
Give me a break.
I could tell the kids who I beat https://t.co/JsxXXZSvKK
Liverpool legend Luis Garcia came to his former team-mate's aid by encouraging his followers to vote for the Premier League forward.
The poll has received more than 100,000 votes and will close on Thursday afternoon.
@petercrouch Done Crouchy !! #YNWA pic.twitter.com/lTrYsccuLf
— Luis Garcia (@LuchoGarcia14) April 3, 2019
