Anthony McDonald-Tipingwuti booted four goals on Saturday evening but he saved his best for last, breaking North Melbourne hearts with a snap from the tightest of angles to win the match.
With less than 30 seconds on the clock, the ball found the Bombers livewire deep in the forward pocket, McDonald-Tipingwuti turning and throwing the ball on his boot.
To Essendon fans' delight, the Sherrin sailed through the big sticks, sealing a five-point win.
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Check out the goal below.
McDonald-Tipungwuti wins it! 😱
— AFL (@AFL) July 13, 2019
With just seconds left, Walla was the @Gatorade Game-Changer! #AFLDonsNorth pic.twitter.com/RWpNhvWXPa
We can't be the only ones having flashbacks to James Hird's memorable match-winner from the same pocket against West Coast back in 2004?
McDonald-Tipingwuti's goal would be the last of a seesawing affair, that Essendon would have been bitterly disappointed to lose given their three-goal lead at the final change and inaccuracy in front of goal.
Though after getting out to a three-goal lead of their own in the first term, the Kangaroos will be going home with a bad taste in their mouths.
