Nedim Bajrami became part of the history of the European Championships with the fastest goal, after only 23 seconds against Italy, while Klaus Gjasula has already become part of the history.
The red and black midfielder was the undisputed protagonist of the match between Albania and Koraci.
Initially unlucky, scoring in our goal in the 76th minute and finally "expensing" the mistake and became the hero of the Rossoneri.
According to OPTA, Gjasula becomes the first substitute in the history of European or World Cups to score in both goals in a strange coincidence that made him a protagonist in this way.
1 - Albania's Klaus Gjasula becomes the first substitute in the history of the UEFA European Championship & FIFA World Cup combined to come off the bench and score a goal and an own goal in a match. Redeemer. pic.twitter.com/facz6kKBKb
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) June 19, 2024
Another record for Klaus Gjasula. With the goal scored after 94 minutes and 23 seconds of play, his goal is the latest goal scored for a tie in the history of the European Championship.
94 - At 94 minutes and 23 seconds, Albania's Klaus Gjasula's goal to make it 2-2 was the latest equalizing goal scored in UEFA European Championship history (excluding extra time). Gong. pic.twitter.com/uQUl9XgnYi
— OptaJean (@OptaJean) June 19, 2024