Erik Lamela has written himself into the north London derby history books after scoring a superb rabona goal for Tottenham against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium.
The Argentine opened the scoring in a fiercely-contested Premier League encounter with one of the fixture's all-time great finishes just after the half-hour mark.
However, Lamela was then sent off in the second half after goals from Martin Odegaard and Alexandre Lacazette had turned the game in Arsenal's favour as the hosts won 2-1.
Lamela's rabona as it happened
Having only threatened Arsenal's final third sporadically up to that point, it was Sergio Reguilon who brought down a towering crossfield delivery just to the left of the penalty area, firing a volley into back infield.
Lucas Moura cut it short to Lamela in support, just inside the box after taking the former's pass and the substitute found himself pressed by a clutch of Gunners defenders.
With the potential for a right-footed finish cut off, the 29-year-old instead swung his left foot behind the other to drill a sublime low finish in, one that flashed through Thomas Partey's legs and nestled itself inside the far post beyond Bernd Leno.
Lamela himself couldn't almost quite believe he'd scored it - though not as much as Reguilon, who peeled after him in celebration with his hands clasped to his head in giddy disbelief.
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