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Soccer Saturday has always provided great moments over the years, but nothing has quite lived up to Chris Kamara missing a sending off at Portsmouth, a moment that's been hilariously recreated this year.
Whilst Kammy has spent plenty of time trying to top his incredible moment it's unlikely anything will better that day at Fratton Park just over 10 years ago.
On Boxing Day Ally McCoist certainly put his name forward for one of the great moments, as he described Vaulks opener against Brentford in the Championship.
Ally McCoist :joy: - "Have some of this! How do you like it?" :blue_heart::soccer: https://t.co/LmAVyjKirV
- Sarah Pitman (@SarahPitman11) December 26, 2020
McCoist is blockbuster, the more football he covers the better. https://t.co/xsZi7CBMEV
- Nathan Young (@nathanyoung2) December 26, 2020
Ally McCoist is on Soccer Saturday and he's absolutely hilarious :joy:
- Rachel McDonald (@_RachLM) December 26, 2020
A stunning 60 yarder ft. Ally McCoist chuckling away and having just an absolutely lovely old time:heart_eyes: pic.twitter.com/oc6h3eHsxk
- Football Ramble (@FootballRamble) December 26, 2020
Not sure what's better - Will Vaulks' goal or McCoist's reaction! https://t.co/Y6YHGy0kxp
- Pete Evans (@PeteEvans87) December 26, 2020
Despite scoring one of the best goals you're likely to see today, and even grabbing another, Vaulks wasn't on the winning side.
Sergi Canos equalised five minutes after half-time, following the opener in first half injury time, before the Spanish winger scored again on 65 and 73 minutes to complete a hat-trick and give his team a 3-1 lead.
The hosts did get one back through Vaulks' second but last season's Championship play-off finalists held on to win.
:notes: Oh @sergicanos :notes:#BrentfordFC #CARBRE pic.twitter.com/c9mBN8nL3p
- Brentford FC (@BrentfordFC) December 26, 2020
Speaking to SPORTbible about his legendary moment, Kammy said, "In my career, in terms of my TV career and Soccer Saturday, that is the defining moment because it could have so easily went the other way," he said.
"But it went the right way and thankfully it did because it's been watched over 10 million times on YouTube and to this day, people still never get tired of seeing it.
Featured Image Credit: Soccer Saturday
Topics: Football News, EFL, Brentford, Sky Sports, Cardiff City, championship