It may have been a mere consolation, but it is a goal that provided a South Belfast futsal team with a lifetime of memories.
Rosario dived into the deep end of the Champions League on Saturday, taking on elite outfit Kherson in the opening round of the competition.
And it proved a baptism of fire for the Northern Ireland representatives, who went down 28-1 against the eighth-ranked side in Odessa.
But the single goal they did score will be remembered for some time, not least by scorer Barry Baggley.
And as this video shows, the Rosario players savoured the moment.
Baggley's goal made the score 11-1, with Kherson going on to prove their class with a dominant display against the underdogs.
"I was overwhelmed with joy," Baggley smiled when asked about his celebrations.
"It was great. I am probably coming to the end of my career, so that's one last hurrah for me and I will cherish it forever.
Refecting on the whole experience, Baggley said: "For us it was amazing.
"This was our first experience of this level and it was amazing.
"And to play against a team of the quality of Kherson was amazing. We really enjoyed it.
"Although the scoreline is not favourable, we will go away with memories that last a lifetime.
"It has been a lot of travel but we wouldn't change it for anything in the world.
"We wish Kherson all the best in the future."
Baggley also hopes Rosario's appearance in the Futsal Champions League helps grow the sport here.
"We will continue to grow futsal from senior down to junior. It is a growing sport back in Ireland, and this is a platform for us to grow it bigger," he added.
"We are very much in our infancy but we will grow it and get better as time goes on."
