He didn't make the shot, but he got the rebound and scored. Watford goalkeeper Steve Sherwood scored against Coventry City in 1984 after one of his clearances tricked the City's goalie, Steve Ogrizovic. Ogrizovic had more luck two years later, when he scored himself while playing against Sheffield Wednesday. However, that score wasn't legal because players aren't allowed to play the ball inside their own penalty area. Watford were playing at home and were leading 1-0. Coventry attacked furiously looking for a way back into the game, but they couldn't find an opening until late in the second half when Sherwood accidentally deflected a clearance off teammate Ian Pearce into his own net. The referee immediately called for a corner, which Coventry took quickly and sent in again. This time Sherwood came out to meet the ball and put it away easily for another Watford victory. Sherwood played only one more season for Watford before moving on to Bournemouth. He went on to have a successful career as a coach with several other clubs including Chelsea, Leeds United, and Birmingham City. He died in 2016 at the age of 60. Now you know one of football's little jokes. Enjoy the game!