Hibernian made headlines because future Scotland goalkeeper Andy Goram scored during a match against Morton. Andy Paterson (Glentoran against Linfield, 1989), Ray Charles (East Fife v Stranraer, 1990), and Iain Hesford are among the other keepers who score off clearances (Maidstone United v Hereford United, 1991). Goram's goal came in a Scottish Division One match on 15 April 1994 at Easter Road. The hosts were leading 1-0 through an own goal by Morton defender Paul Dalglish but were reduced to 10 men when captain John MacPhail was sent off for a second bookable offence. Replacement goalkeeper Chris Woods went on to score an own goal of his own as Hibernian lost 2-1. Keepers can also score from direct free kicks or corner kicks. David Edgar and Matt Gilks have both done so for England while Maicon Santos has scored for Brazil during international matches. The first keeper to score an own goal in a competitive game was Bobby Moore who did so in a World Cup match between England and Germany in June 1958. The ball hit the underside of the crossbar and dropped down into the net past German defender Fritz Walter. It is considered one of the greatest goals in World Cup history. Keepers can also score own goals - this is just one example of many. Own goals are defined as goals scored by a player that they don't try and stop.