Kazuyoshi Miura broke his record as the J. League's oldest scorer on Sunday in stunning fashion, belting home an unstoppable effort from inside the box to kick start Yokohama FC's 3-2 comeback win at Cerezo Osaka in their second-division game.
The 49-year-old came on in the 69th minute and got on the scoresheet just six minutes later, showing his trademark stopovers to loft in a cross from the left before chesting down a headed clearance in the box and making space for himself to unleash a low curler into the far right corner that left the 'keeper stranded.
The former Japan international's second goal of the season was followed up by an equalizer from Ibba four minutes later before Tomoya Uchida struck the winner a minute into stoppage time that moved Yokohama FC up to 11th in the table while Cerezo dropped to fourth.