Bayern Munich's head, Vincent Kompany, saw the fun side of things when he fell in the field during the crash of the Champions League of his team with Celtic.
The Scottish champions gave their German counterparts a huge scare at the Allianz Arena, since the eventual winning giants discarded the Brendan Rodgers team with a winner of the detention time.
After leading 2-1 from the first leg in the United Kingdom, many thought that the return game in Munich would be a formality that would send Bayern until the last 16. That was not the case.
Nicolas Kuhn altered the probabilities when the starter scored just after the time of the hour, with Harry Kane and co struggling to tear down a resistant defense.
Finally, they did, with Alphonso Davies putting the winner deeply in the detention time to send Bayern through 3-2 together.
And neither did he arrive without a hilarious moment, with Bayern Kompany's head he sent flying as he tried to accelerate things in the field.
Vincent Kompany fell hilariously on the field during Bayern Munich's victory over Celtic
Bayern's head entered the field to try to recover a football ball, but ended up hitting the deck
It was a dramatic victory for Bayern, with Alphonso Davies (center) at the time of the winner in the detention time
The incident occurred in the second half of the game, with Kompany's Bayern behind 1-0 and the stadium something silent when they were surprised.
After taking a quick throw, a ball began bouncing towards the field, with former Manchester City Kompany captain running forward to try to avoid crossing the white line.
However, in doing so, he slid in the field, hitting the roof in his completely black oufit and without realizing the ball beyond the field.
Even so, it was all smiles, laughing at him stood while the crowd mocked and Chief Celta Rodgers watched.
Meanwhile, Rodgers was full of 'immense pride' for his team after they secured the 'European credibility' on Tuesday.
'I can only take an immense pride of acting. The boys gave everything, '' he said. 'European credibility was always going to be important for us this season. That is my conclusion of this campaign, of the 10 games. We learned some valuable lessons along the way, we played incredible football along the way.
'We have taken a club of this size and magnitude and a club where one of the players is perhaps more than our budget. So, everything that comes with that allows us to build. Last year I felt that we had developed, although we never obtained the points. As for performance, it was good. I think this season has been very good. We have made the progress that made me want to return.
'Now we have to end the season with force. We have two titles to go, enter the Champions League next season, seek to build the team again.
“My unwavering plan is to make this an experienced club at this level, where we can hurt the great opponents like Bayern Munich.”