Benteke scores world fastest goal

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The Belgian National team yesterday in a crucial world cup qualifier against Gibraltar rewrote football goal scoring history as Crystal Palace Christian Benteke took the ball right after it rolls pass the midfield at the opening seconds of the game, slotting home what has become the fastest ever World Cup qualifying goal against Gibraltar - after just seven seconds.    
TV footage shows six seconds on the clock but the goal was officially clocked a second later
One loose pass straight from kick-off allowed the Crystal Palace striker to pounce, anticipating the ball before dashing past the last defender and smashing home from close range.

The previous record belonged to San Marino's Davide Gualtieri for his goal against England on November 17, 1993.

  • Benteke struck the fastest World Cup goal and went on to grab a hat-trick
  • Axel Witsel, Dries Martens and Eden Hazard were also on target in Faro
  • Belgium top Group H after winning their opening three matches

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