Ebbsfleet United's Ghanaian striker Kwesi Appiah was delighted to mark his home debut with a goal in the 2-0 win over Woking in the English Football Conference.
In just his second senior game, the 18-year-old scored with his first touch after coming on in the 55th minute.
The striker then set up Neil Barrett for the Fleet's second goal a minute later, and later hit the bar.
Appiah told BBC Radio Kent: "I always dreamed of scoring my first goal with a volley from the halfway line but that will do."
"Everyone's telling me to be patient. Now I had my chance and I have taken it. I would have remembered it a bit more had I won man of the match but that is a different story," he joked.
Fleet boss Liam Daish said: "His strength is his confidence. We've got to keep him on the ground a bit. He's not daunted by anything - he's brave, he's got pace, his feet are good and he can head the ball."



KMA reports Police Officer over alleged gun threat during vehicle towing dispute
President Cyril Ramaphosa sent a delegation to me over South Africa xenophobic a...
Sweeping South Africa xenophobia under the carpet will not resolve root causes —...
High Court to rule on former NAFCO CEO's bid to strike out criminal charges
Stop using entrance exams as admission preconditions — GTEC warns universities
Finance Minister to present 2026 Mid-Year Budget Review to Parliament today
‘I forgive you’ - Bawumia tells police to end prosecution of NDC Agona West Orga...
NDC suspends Awutu Senya East Constituency Chairman
Kojo Oppong Nkrumah chases Ato Forson to explain $1.2bn international reserves d...
FDA closes 44 food production facilities over safety and licensing breaches