Making history, the Manchester City boy does not know how to celebrate the VAR goal

Manchester City won 4-1 over Port Vale in the FA Cup third round on Saturday (4/1/2020) at the Etihad Stadium.

Manchester City's goals were scored by Oleksandr Zinchenko (20th minute), Sergio Aguero (42 '), Taylor Harwood-Bellis (58'), and Phil Foden (76 ').

While Port Vale only recorded one goal via the efforts of Tom Pope (35 ').

The goal scored by Taylor Harwood-Bellis gave the story its own story.

Still 17 years old 339 days, Harwood-Bellis made history.

He became the second youngest English player to score a goal for Manchester City in all competitions.

As quoted by Bolasport.com from Opta, Harwood-Bellis only lost to Micah Richards (vs Aston Villa in the FA Cup, February 2006), who had scored at 17 years 240 days.

The Harwood-Bellis goal is actually not good.

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Standing at the mouth of the goal, he just turned the ball kicking John Stones who actually would have been a goal.

Harwood-Bellis must wait for referee Lee Mason to get confirmation from VAR to make sure he is not in an off-side position when struck the ball into the goal.

"I don't know how to celebrate," Harwood-Bellis was quoted as saying by Bolasport.com from the official Manchester City website.

"I don't know how to react because I've never played in a match with VAR before."

"I told John that I was trying to avoid the ball. Then after I was declared not offside, I said I did not intend to score that goal."

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