Stanford wins on incredible last-second walk-off goal (VIDEO)
By Joe Lago

It's a soccer goal that Jayden Daniels would be proud of.
Similar to the Washington Commanders rookie quarterback's last-gasp Hail Mary heave that beat the Chicago Bears and an unfocused Tyrique Stevenson, the Stanford men's soccer team stunned Notre Dame with a strike from beyond midfield to win 3-2 as time expired in the teams' ACC match on Wednesday.
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Playing the role of Daniels was Stanford defender Dylan Hooper, who dribbled to the center circle and launched a left-footed shot. The ball found the back of the net with one second left.
GOALLLLLLLL!! 🚨
— Stanford Men’s Soccer (@StanfordMSoccer) November 7, 2024
DYLAN HOOPER WITH A MIRACLE FROM MIDFIELD TO WALK IT OFF!!!!!!
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The announcer's call is just as great as Hooper's goal. It's reminiscent of Gary Neville's long, drawn-out ecstasy over Fernando Torres' clinching goal in Chelsea's 2012 Champions League semifinal upset of Barcelona.
Fernando Torres scoring against Barcelona in the 2012 Champions League Semi-Final.
— Archives (@CFCRetro) November 21, 2023
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