Rab Douglas has played in a UEFA Cup Final and won countless trophies in a long and illustrious career.
From starting out as an amateur to being a key player for Celtic and playing well into his 40s, there's not many players who will have been able to chip the 6ft 5in goalkeeper.
Then he turned up to play in a charity tournament in Northern Ireland in memory of former Derry City captain Ryan McBride.
A Celtic legends team opened the tournament against Oxford Bulls. The Bulls are a team set up in Derry to allow young kids with Down's Syndrome to play and experience the game.
And one youngster showed his promise as a footballer with an incredible finish against the former Scotland goalkeeper.
Keigan Taylor, 11, showed how good he was by lifting it over the 47-year-old and watched it land in the back of the net.
Douglas showed his good sportsmanship by tweeting the Ryan McBride foundation after the game and saying: "Thank you for a great day, tournament and gala diner. Thoroughly enjoyed myself. Credit to Ryan's family and committee for setting up something positive in the community in his memory. best team for me was oxford Bulls. Thank you again."
Watch the incredible goal in our player above.
