Wednesday night was a special one for New York Red Bulls striker Bradley Wright-Phillips, and he pulled out a nifty celebration to match the occasion.
Sitting on 99 MLS goals heading into the trip to D.C. United and their brand-new stadium, Audi Field, the RBNY legend was hungry to become the fastest player in Major League Soccer history to score a century of goals.
It took him less than two minutes on a rainy night to make history.
It was a classic striker's goal: racing onto a long pass from Kaku down the left flank, Wright-Phillips beat Frederic Brillant to the ball, cut back onto his right foot and fired off a cheeky shot that crept inside David Ousted's near post.