Leyton Orient Steward reacts incredibly reacts to Jamiey's goal from the midline against Manchester City in the FA Cup

This is the moment when a butler reacted to joy and disbelief to Leyton orient scoring an incredible goal from near the midline to take the lead in his AF cup draw at Manchester City on Saturday afternoon.

He can be seen holding his hands on his head, with his mouth open to celebrate the attack of striker Jamie Donley, who bounced in the goalkeeper of the citizens Stefan Ortega to give the hosts a surprise advantage.

The goal scored in the 16th minute, with Orient, who plays in League one, taking the lead against the city of the Premier League champions last season.

It was a great moment for Donley, 20, who made four senior appearances for Tottenham.

There was greater frustration for City since the new Nico González signing had to be replaced after only 22 minutes while suffering an injury in its debut.

While the Os maintained their advantage of 1-0 until the interval, the goals of the second half of Abdukodir Khusanov and the Kevin substitute for Bruyne won the Pep Guardiola La Victoria team.

This is the moment when a butler reacted to joy and disbelief to Leyton orient scoring an incredible goal from near the midline to take the lead in his AF cup tie at home to Manchester City

He made blushing from the city and won a place in the fifth round of the competition, and the draw took place on Monday night.

Speaking about his goal after the game, Donley, 20, told BBC Sport: 'We knew it would be a difficult game, but we made a good account of ourselves. I am proud of all the boys.

I knew I did it well and had a good opportunity! I liked it and I saw it out of the line. Disappointed, we lost, but it's a good time.

While City managed to come from behind to make sure they were not victims of a giant killing, they had to survive an almighty scare thanks to Donley's remarkable opener.

However, his superior quality counted at the end when Bruyne scored the winner 11 minutes after being summoned from the bank.

There was a final scare for the city, since the local team wasted a glorious opportunity to force extra time when Dan Happ flew out of a free kick.

While they will be disappointed not to leave the winning side, Orient has enjoyed a race full of events in the FA Cup this season.

Richie Wellens's team won Boreham Wood with penalties in the first round before overcoming Oldham Athletic in extra time in the second round, with goalkeeper Josh Keeley scored a late draw in normal time.

Then they required sanctions to overcome the best of Derby County.

Donley was making his 31st appearance of his loan spell in Orient while scoring his sixth goal for the club. He has also provided six assists this season.

After his game against Orient, City will focus his attention on the clash of the play-off round of the Champions League next week at home to Real Madrid.