VIDEO: Did Kylian Mbappe mean it?! PSG star leaves viewers baffled with bizarre heel-flick goal against Lorient

PSG were already 1-0 up through Ousmane Dembele when Mbappe found the back of the net midway through the first half against Lorient. The French superstar met a ball in from the left and produced a flicked finish that flew past the goalkeeper to make it 2-0. On first viewing it seemed a wonderful effort, but slow-motion replays suggested Mbappe may have got a bit lucky.

Mbappe's goal left viewers baffled and certainly not convinced his flick had been intentional.

Football fan @HodgeLuke wrote on X: "Not in a million years did he mean that!"

Another supporter, @PaulTheFace_ , added: "He meant that about as much as Ben White meant that volley last night."

Arsenal fan @stuafc71 also compared the goal to Ben White's finish against Chelsea: "What a cheeky back flick goal from mbappe. If he meant that Benny blanco defo meant his goal v Chelsea."

However, Mbappe fan @Tezzathekchen was convinced by the PSG forward: "Brilliant Mbappe backheel goal! He starts the move with a good pass to the wings and then displays his GOAT tier movement, anticipation and finishing!"

Mbappe followed up his goal with a brilliant assist for Dembele to score his second of the match. The striker nutmegged his defender down the left flank before sliding a ball across goal for the former Barca star to tap home. Mbappe would make it a brace later in the game, making the score 4-1 on the night. Luis Enrique's side will be crowned champions on Wednesday if Monaco fail to beat Lille in the later kick-off.

Mbappe has become the first French player in history to score 25 goals in four consecutive seasons in Europe's top five leagues.

Mbappe is still expected to leave PSG for Real Madrid at the end of the season but could win the quadruple before he departs. The team have already won the French Super Cup, are on the brink of clinching Ligue 1, have reached the final of the Coupe de France and are into the semi-finals of the Champions League.