Leyton Orient 1-2 Manchester City: Jamie Donley scores FA Cup wonder goal
History books will say Leyton Orient leads their exciting FA Cup title with Premier League champion Manchester City, thanks to Stefan Ortega’s own goal Four-wheel tie for 40 minutes.
Forgot.
For anyone lucky enough to witness – a tied city resumed a 2-1 victory – Leyton Orient score score, thanks to a surprise strike by Jamie Donley.
It was Tottenham’s lender who caught the loose ball after city midfielder Nico Gonzalez took the ball in half of the visitors. It was Donley who found Ortega to stand out and executed a very good 50-yard chip that sailed on the city goalkeeper.
Yes, the ball hit the bar and only crossed the line because it hit Ortega because the Germans failed to get back to balance after trying to make the initial savings. This is Tang Li’s goal.
“It’s really shameful to be my goal,” said Richie Wellens, owner of Leiden Oriental. “It shouldn’t be, and I’m sure Ortega doesn’t want it. It’s one thing, This is another matter.”
Despite the results, the goal remains a FA Cup folk custom.
A series of experienced former senior professionals undoubtedly talked about the effort, as if Donley had scored.
“It was an absolutely brilliant goal,” former and post guard Martin Keown said during the game. “It’s a lifelong strike. Even considering shooting from there – wow.”
“What a place,” Chris Sutton on BBC Radio 5 Live was enthusiastic. “What a story. It’s definitely a sensation.
“It will be a goal of its own, but it is one of the greatest FA Cup goals.”
But, how does it feel to actually do it?
“I know I scored the goal,” Donley said. “I know it’s good for me.
“I saw him off his line, and luckily. If we win, it would be better, but it’s a good time.”
Tang Li used to score five goals this season. In status or artistic impressions, no one can compare to this.
Even city owner Pep Guardiola, who, while he believes it is a boiling foul on his £50m first-registered Gonzalez, is the replacement for injured Borne Dena ·Rodri people believe that the infringer now plays for the first leg of the Champions League playoffs on Tuesday, which is admirable.
“What a goal,” he said. “It’s amazing – mass, technology, speed, the flight of the ball.
“You just congratulate Donley when you admit this goal. He is an incredible left-footed player and he made a fantastic goal.”
