You need to watch this jaw-dropping 40-yard bullet by Gashi
The Colorado Rapids came into Sunday's return leg vs. the LA Galaxy already down a goal. The Rapids have never been a high-scoring team so they needed a little bit of magic.
Shkelzen Gashi was more than happy to oblige:
OmGashi he's done it again.
— Major League Soccer (@MLS) November 6, 2016
1-0 @ColoradoRapids. #COLvLA https://t.co/0O2grx8XNA
Take a bow Gashi! What a strike!!!
— Total MLS (@TotalMLS) November 6, 2016
1-0 Colorado. 1-1 Aggregate pic.twitter.com/02OAIJqNeV
Talk about a monster strike. It curls over the out-stretched hands of Galaxy goalkeeper Brian Rowe, and just like that, Gashi had the series all tied up.
Even better, his 37-yard strike is longest-distance goal in MLS playoffs for at least the past five years:
Shkelzen Gashi's 37-yard goal is the longest in the MLS playoffs in the past five seasons (as far back as we have data). pic.twitter.com/uGUOb3uBtT
— Paul Carr (@PCarrESPN) November 6, 2016
In a cruel twist of fate, Gashi was injured and had to be carried off the field just before halftime. Whether the Rapids advance or not, Gashi still did his part.
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