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Published 18:14 23 Oct 2020 BST
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In their penultimate Euro qualifying group game, Ireland found themselves somehow going in behind at half time when a draw would secure their second place spot.
A freak own goal from Áine O'Gorman undid the work that Vera Pauw's side had been doing, cutting through the Ukranian's time and time again. But even when they opened them up, Katie McCabe missed a penalty and then Rianna Jarrett failed to put away a glorious pass from Heather Payne.
Payne was on the right touchline where she was tormenting the hosts but, rather than run at them again and take more players on again, she just unleashed an inch-perfect, whipping ball from her own half onto the run of Jarrett.
https://twitter.com/RTEsoccer/status/1319683555421790212
Jarrett's initial dummy was clever but, with the goal in her grasps, she came under pressure and the chance was cleared from the line in the end.
The pass though? Well, that should remain an artefact untouched by the result and the outcome of the move. Just a moment of brilliance that doesn't need context. Football at its best for all of us to appreciate.
Heather Payne at her best.
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