Drew Moor is 35 now; he's played more than 400 career MLS games for three different clubs, winning five major trophies and widespread respect along the way.
But aside from a set-piece header now and then, the Texan center back has never really been known as a prolific scorer.
All that made his game-winning goal in Toronto FC's 2-0 first-leg victory over Ottawa Fury FC in their Canadian Championship semifinal series all the more stunning.
TFC's captain was both opportunistic and clinical when a loose ball floated into his vicinity after a Reds corner-kick delivery, swiveling to lash it into the net with a side volley that could put even a seasoned striker to shame.
The goal set the tone for a reserve-heavy Toronto XI as they took care of business against their USL hosts, setting the CanChamp's defending champions up well for the series' second leg at BMO Field next week (Wednesday, 7:30 pm ET | OneSoccer.ca).
