Zach Tuohy, take a bow.
Every kid's dream - kicking a winning goal after the siren - fell at the Geelong defender's feet with Melbourne leading by four points.
Back in round 15, veteran teammate Harry Taylor unfortunately sprayed a chance after the siren against Western Bulldogs.
However, Tuohy hit it down the middle, and celebrated with his teammates and fans like it was 1999.
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On Saturday night at GMHBA Stadium, the Cats, off the back of seven goals from birthday boy Tom Hawkins, escaped to score a thrilling 16.4 (100) to 14.14 (98) win.
Watch Tuohy's game-sealing goal in the player below.
It was a mean twist of fate for the Dees - back in the opening round, Melbourne looked set to seal a punchy win when Max Gawn took a pack mark just 30 metres from goal with less than a minute remaining.
However, the Demons ruckman would kick a behind, and the Cats clung on to win by three points.
Four months later, the tables had turned - this time, for Tuohy, who calmy slotted the shot to send the Cattery into ruptures.
It was one of those nights for the Demons - notably, in the second quarter, star Cats midfielder Patrick Dangerfield sneakily won a free kick and kicked the ensuing goal after nominating himself as the ruckman, with Angus Brayshaw getting pinged.
Paddy Dangerfield nominated himself as the ruckman and kicked a goal from a free kick. #AFLCatsDees pic.twitter.com/cqzEzBAbcj
— AFL (@AFL) July 21, 2018
The Cats overcame a 29-point deficit early in the final quarter to score the insane two-point win.
Geelong moved back into the top eight with the result, sitting equal on 40 points with Melbourne, albeit trailing on percentage.
