New Western Sydney Wanderers marquee Oriol Riera wants more and more goals after his last-gasp strike in the FFA Cup on Tuesday.
Riera scored in the 122nd minute to knock out Wellington Phoenix from the Round of 32 in heartbreaking fashion.
The Spaniard popped up with a header to ensure the game did not need a penalty shoot-out, to the relief of the Wanderers fans at Campbelltown Stadium.
And now Riera is hoping he can continue his form for the rest of the FFA Cup and heading into the A-League season.
“I'm very happy to start with a goal in my first game,” Riera told Fox Sports.
“I scored in the last friendly game, so it's a very good start.
“But I want to score more goals and win more games."
It was a scrappy affair in Sydney's west, but Riera believed the Wanderers would get the job done.
Great victory boys!!! Goal in a last minute always is good feeling!!! We are @wswanderersfc #WSW #FFACUP pic.twitter.com/emWENYhgbF
— Oriol Riera (@ORiera9) August 1, 2017
“We hoped, we hoped," he said. "But we need to improve a lot with the ball and without the ball.
“It's a long pre-season, so we have time to [get] fit and improve a lot of things.
“It's only the first game, but we need more."
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