Hapoel Tel Aviv scored the fastest goal in the second-half this season in a 3-1 extra-time win against Bnei Lod in the Toto Cup on Wednesday night.
Salem Abu Siam scored from the penalty spot in stoppage time to give Lod the lead following Apoula Edel's foul on Murad Abu Anza which also resulted in a red card for the Hapoel goalkeeper.
However, Hapoel stormed out the the blocks at the start of the second half as they levelled the match after only seven seconds.
It took just five passes, and seven touches before Hajduk Split loanee Mirko Oremuš thumped in a fine leveller from just outside the Bnei Lod box.
The tie went into extra-time after neither team was willing to commit players forward in the second half, but Hapoel eventually won the match thanks to a Nosa Igiebor brace.
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| Mirko Oremuš scores for Hapoel Tel Aviv just seven seconds into the second-half Photo: Dailymotion |
Salem Abu Siam scored from the penalty spot in stoppage time to give Lod the lead following Apoula Edel's foul on Murad Abu Anza which also resulted in a red card for the Hapoel goalkeeper.
However, Hapoel stormed out the the blocks at the start of the second half as they levelled the match after only seven seconds.
It took just five passes, and seven touches before Hajduk Split loanee Mirko Oremuš thumped in a fine leveller from just outside the Bnei Lod box.
The tie went into extra-time after neither team was willing to commit players forward in the second half, but Hapoel eventually won the match thanks to a Nosa Igiebor brace.
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