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Published 10:59 12 May 2022 BST

United's regular penalty taker, Charlie McNeill, had already been substituted, allowing the young Argentine to step up and take it. He kept his head, slotting the ball home before marking his goal with a Cristiano Ronaldo-inspired celebration.
Up in the Sir Bobby Charlton Stand, footage was captured of Garnacho's parents and grandparents reacting to the youngster's big goal. Understandably, it was an emotional moment.
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