A hero comes from a boy! 18-year-old Kazakh goalkeeper made his first appearance in the Champions League. This is his second adult game

Yesterday's Champions League match, the Champions League new Kazakhstan team Keilat lost 1-4 to Portugal Sports away.

However, Keirat's starting goalkeeper Sherhan Karmurza still ushered in his highlight moment. At the age of 18, he saved the opponent's penalty in his debut in the Champions League. The age of 18 and 95 days also makes him the second youngest goalkeeper in Champions League history to save a penalty (excluding the penalty shootout), and the record (18 and 65 days) is Roma goalkeeper Svilal.

And this game is just Sherhan Karmurza's second adult team game. In the last Kazakh domestic league, due to the injury of the starting goalkeeper, he came on as a substitute to complete his adult team's debut.