- Crios O'Hare scored after only 3.68 seconds
- The previous record in Australia was 3.69 seconds
- It was owned by former Soccero Damian Mori
Crios O'Hare created the story recently in the Australia Cup, and the goalkeepers who face Marlin Coast Rangers FC are officially notified after the brilliant objective from distance.
O'Hare, 38, is the Club players manager, and entered record books after a match against Stratford Dolphins at the northern end of Queensland on February 8.
Seeing the gloveman of his line from the beginning, O'Hare tried his fate from about half, and paid dividends.
In revealing, it only took 3.68 seconds to find the background of the network, eclipssing the 1995 record held by Damian Mori, when the former socceroo scored after 3.69 seconds for Adelaide City against Sydney United in the former National Soccer League ( NSL).
“As soon as I made contact, he felt well out of the trunk and seeing him pass through the air, he looked quite well,” O'Hare said.
'It is one of those things that I suppose, you really do not plan that plans, but you saw the' goalkeeper out of his line a little and thought it was worth it.
“It was nice to see him enter.”
O'Hare, which is a football legend in Cairns, given its previous success in several clubs, loves its portion of football history.
Crios O'Hare (in the photo) created history in the Australia Cup, scoring a goal after only 3.68 seconds for Marlin Coast Rangers FC against Stratford Dolphins at the northern end of Queensland
Damian Mori celebrated the previous record, when the former soccero (in the photo) scored after 3.69 seconds for Adelaide City against Sydney United in the former National Football League in 1995
“I really remember Damian Mori's goal in 1995, I really liked as a player,” O'Hare said.
“I tried a couple of years ago against (local rivals of FNQ) Leichhardt and left the crossbar … so it was nice to see him go at this time.”
Gavin Stokes, who plays in the non -Liga de Scotia, has the fastest goal record in a registered football match.
He scored after only 2.10 seconds for Maryhill against Clydebank in a 2017 match.
It is understood that Stokes's brilliant effort was 0.1 seconds faster than Vuk Bakic's blow of a clash between Gsp Polet and FK Dorcol in the Second Serbian division in 2012.