Video: Ex Man United Striker Chicharito Misses Crucial 96th Minute Penalty With Failed Panenka

• Javier Hernandez was left embarrassed with his botched attempt to score a 96th-minute Panenka penalty
• Chicharito stepped up for a last-gasp penalty to win the game for LA Galaxy however his preference for the spectacular ended with disappointment
• His miss cost Galaxy the three maximum points as they shared the spoils with Sporting Kansas City in the early hours of Monday

Former Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez missed a last-gasp penalty as Los Angeles Galaxy shared the spoils with Sporting Kansas City.

Hernandez affectionately called Chicharito had notched a brace and was on the cusp of a hattrick but fluffed his lines from 12-yards much to the chagrin of the home side.

The veteran Mexican striker went for the Panenka in a 96th-minute penalty but failed spectacularly in restoring the lead and brought a thrilling end to an exciting game which ended 2-2.

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How did the game pan out?

Chicharito broke the game's deadlock after just four minutes into the game after a great build-up from La Masia graduates Victor Valdez and Riqui Puig.

But Sporting Kansas raced back into the game after halftime when Johnny Russell levelled the score from the penalty spot.

Felipe Hernandez will complete the fightback with a 76th minute, however, Chicharito will score his personal second and the needed equalizer for the home side.

The 34-year-old had the perfect opportunity to crown an excellent outing when he was presented a last-gasp penalty.

Unfortunately, the ex-United goal poacher tried the exquisite Panenka penalty but his attempt was easily repelled by the goalkeeper, which left Chicharito visibly embarrassed before rendering an unqualified apology by holding his hands in the air to show remorse.

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