Zimbabwe’s Teenage Hadebe Makes History in Major League Soccer by Scoring Late Goal for Houston Dynamo

• Teenage Hadebe bagged a poachers goal for Houston Dynamo in Major League Soccer in the 101st minute
• Zimbabwe's Teenage Hadebe played for two seasons at Kaizer Chiefs before making a move to Turkey
• Houston Dynamo drew with Dallas FC in Major League Soccer thanks to Teenage Hadebe's late history-making goal

Former Kaizer Chiefs defender Teenage Hadebe is making history in Major League Soccer.

The Zimbabwean international now holds the record for the latest non-penalty goal scored in Major League Soccer (MLS).

As reported by The South African, Hadebe scored in the 101st minute for Houston Dynamo in their game against Dallas FC.

The goal sent the crowd wild and had the commentators exclaiming that it was “Teenage Time.” The goal saw both sides share the spoils during the encounter.

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Hadebe signed for Kaizer Chiefs in 2017 after previously spending some time on trial with the Amakhosi a year earlier. Hadebe’s move to Chiefs didn’t start the best, as he was sidelined with an ankle injury for the first three months.

Hadebe spent just two years at the Amakhosi before moving to Yeni Malatyaspor in the Turkish Süper Lig. Hadebe spent two seasons in Turkey before moving to the United States where he joined the Houston Dynamo.

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