Goals in Seven Seconds!!!

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Southampton's Irish striker Shane Long has set a new record for the fastest goal in the history of English Premier League. Through this goal, the 19-year-old record broke in just seven seconds!

Many audiences have been unfortunate to see such historical celebrations in the field. The match was only 7.69 seconds! Historical goals were done before they got fit in their seats in the gallery.

Southampton's Irish striker Shane Long has scored the fastest goal in the history of English Premier League at Watford on Tuesday. Within a few seconds of Kick Off, the record of former Tottenham defender Ledley King broke the long shak of Watford's mesh. Southampton digested the first goal in the 90th minute and scored 1-1 in the match

In 2000, the Tottenham legendary Ladley King scored goals in 9.82 seconds against Bradford

Newcastle legend Alan Sierra scored goals in 10.52 seconds against Man City in 2003's Premier League history. His goal was the third in the list of fastest goals in history.

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