What a moment for Kamil Conteh to score his first goal for Bristol Rovers.
After 59 appearances across all competitions for the Pirates, the midfielder found the back of the net from close range to help the Gas beat Plymouth Argyle in the Vertu Trophy.
With the fixture heading to penalties after a goalless 90 minutes, the 22-year-old was at the right place at the right time to convert from close range after Luca Ashby-Hammond had dropped Jack Sparkes' corner straight into his path.
Conteh's last-gasp goal ensured Rovers finished at the top of the Southern Group B in the Vertu Trophy, guaranteeing a home draw for the Round of 32.
Speaking to BRTV after the fixture, Conteh reflected on his first goal for the Gas, which meant a lot to him after his serious injury last season.
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