See the incredible goal from goal to goal by a Colombian goalkeeper that became a trend

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Barely 26 seconds had passed when Kevin Piedrahita decided to challenge the impossible. And he did it.

Very rarely is a goal from goal to goal seen in football.

Due to the natural circumstances of the game, it is presented as a daring if you want to try it. However, every once in a while someone succeeds and arouses admiration.

Colombian goalkeeper Kevin Piedrahita, former goalkeeper for América, Rionegro Águilas and La Equidad, the last to do so.

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Goal from arc to arc!

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Kevin Piedrahita’s goal came in the 4-1 victory of Union Omaha in the USL League One (third division of soccer in the United States), on the most recent date of the competition.

The goal, due to its impact, is going around the world.

And it is that the former goalkeeper of America, Rionegro Águilas and La Equidad converted from his own goal and in 26 seconds of the game.

It all happened in his team’s victory against North Carolina FC at Werner Park, a result that allowed Omaha to climb to third place in the championship, with 34 points in 20 games (two pending).

Piedrahita took advantage of an oversight by the rival goalkeeper and sent a ball that, after hitting, went to the bottom.

Piedrahita’s goal is a sensation on social networks and goes viral, not only because it was from goal to goal, but because he scored it in just 26 seconds.

It was also the first goal from arc to arc in history of that tournament.