Former Kaizer Chiefs defender Aden McCarthy made his own bit of history when he scored in the UEFA Champions League although he was still on the losing side.
McCarthy, who plays for Azerbaijani champions Sabah FK, featured in his third Champions League game in a row when his team faced Bundesliga giants Borussia Dortmund on Tuesday.
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The Chiefs academy graduate restored parity for Sabah just before halftime but it was not enough to avoid defeat at home.
McCarthy makes Champions League history
McCarthy was named in the starting XI, just like against Manchester United in September and Slavia Prague last week, and he impressed on the day.
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However, Sabah went down after 10 minutes when Guinea forward Serhou Guirassy opened the scoring for Dortmund but McCarthy would draw them level in the 39th minute.
From a freekick, the former Chiefs defender rose highest to head home the equaliser, scoring his first-ever Champions League goal as both teams went to halftime tied 1-1.
However, it took Dortmund eight minutes upon resumption to score the second goal, Guirassy once again coming up trumps and that is how it stayed until the end.
Ex-Kaizer Chiefs star gets highest rating
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It was a bitter sweet moment for McCarthy, who had been part of a historic maiden Champions League win for Sabah last week, when they beat Prague 2-0, having been thrashed 4-0 by United in their opening match.
McCarthy was the highest rated Sabah player on the day as he had a Flashcore rating of 8 as besides his goal, he won four of his five duels, won all his tackles and had a passing accuracy of 89%.
The defender continues to impress since his summer move to Sabah, having only had one season in the senior team at Chiefs.
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