Wayne Rooney’s first goal since return to Everton was just a little bit creepy

It would be a tough ask to pick Wayne Rooney's best goal for Manchester United but, when it comes to his first spell with Everton, one strike stands alone as his most iconic in the blue shirt.

At 16 years of age, Rooney announced himself to the world by beating Arsenal goalkeeper David Seaman in stunning style, ending the Gunners' 30-game unbeaten league run in the process. The young forward swivelled beautifully at Goodison Park before he glanced up and curled a picture-perfect strike out of the 'keeper's reach and in off the underside of the crossbar. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4dBWUjuCU0 We're sure you remember it. We're also sure you've heard that Rooney is now an Everton player once again, having signed a two-year deal with his boyhood club after calling time on a storied spell with the Red Devils. The 31-year-old lined out for Ronald Koeman's side on Thursday afternoon and definitely picked up where he left off as he scored a goal that was essentially a carbon copy of his famous strike against Arsenal in 2002. It's almost creepy how similar the goals are. https://twitter.com/utdxtra/status/885510853222707200 Supporters certainly saw the resemblance. https://twitter.com/martyndaly/status/885519685088890885 https://twitter.com/JAChelton/status/885521023726223361 https://twitter.com/ArjunitedRed/status/885518505621299200 https://twitter.com/kishydrover/status/885518244727083008 https://twitter.com/pipehitterz/status/885517884147027968 https://twitter.com/FeIIainiFC/status/885516415884644353 https://twitter.com/bairdystweets/status/885512705989279745 https://twitter.com/R1Mlong/status/885513054326317056 https://twitter.com/OfficialDannyE/status/885512062662737920