BOREHAM WOOD booked their place in the fourth round of the FA Cup with a 2-0 win over League One side AFC Wimbledon.
Tyrone Marsh and substitute Adrian Clifton scored the goals for the non-league side to secure the win.
Manager Luke Garrard happened to play for Wimbledon, making the victory even more sweeter.
And the celebrations inside the dressing-room afterwards were WILD.
The players and staff collectively sang Wheatus’ Teenage Dirtbag whilst spraying water and what looks like champagne on each other.
Boss Gerrard said on the win: “I’m on top of the world.
“I will enjoy tonight and the players will as well, but I don’t even know when the fourth round draw is.
“I was really proud of them today. I know it’s a cliché but all I’m thinking about is playing Wealdstone on Tuesday.”
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Dons boss Mark Robinson was far from happy with his young side.
Robinson says some of his players ‘went off and did their own thing’, something he’ll have to pull them up on.
On the defeat, Robinson said: “The last thing we needed was to concede an early goal.
“They were really well organised and we didn’t have enough craft or guile to create enough, which is disappointing.
“A few players went off and did their own thing, which can happen when you’re young and I need to talk to them about.
“By contrast they’ve got experienced players, so they knew what they were doing.”
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk