Arbroath's goalkeeper Alli Adams played as a striker and scored a screamer in a bizarre turn of events against Raith Rovers. The match took a surprising turn when Jim McIntyre, Arbroath's manager, put Adams on as a striker due to a player shortage. Adams' goal inspired a comeback from 2-0 down to 2-2 against the Championship leaders. Raith Rovers' Dylan Easton and Jack Hamilton had given Ian Murray's side a comfortable lead. But Adams' strike, described as a 'goal of the season' by Derek Ferguson, changed the game. Leighton McIntosh then scored a penalty to level the score. The result caps off a dramatic two weeks for Arbroath, following a fight between teammates Jermain Hylton and Jay Bird on the pitch. Adams' goal was a masterstroke by McIntyre, who had limited options on the bench. The goalkeeper's performance as a striker will be remembered as one of the most bizarre moments in Scottish football. Arbroath's comeback was a testament to the team's determination and spirit. The match ended in a 2-2 draw, with both teams sharing the points. The result will have significant implications for the Scottish Championship standings.