Arbroath's goalkeeper Ali Adams scored a stunning 25-yard goal to haul Arbroath back to 2-1 against Raith. The goal, which was deemed better than James McFadden's iconic strike for Scotland against France in 2007, was a turning point in the match. Arbroath boss Jim McIntyre was delighted with the goal, saying it was a Goal of the Season contender. Adams, who played the last 35 minutes as a makeshift striker, repaid Arbroath in style with his stunning effort. The goal stunned Championship leaders Raith, but left McIntyre purring with delight. McIntyre joked that the goal was better than McFadden's, saying he didn't think there would be a better goal this season. Raith boss Ian Murray was less than impressed, saying it was embarrassing to concede a goal to the sub keeper. The match ended with Leighton McIntosh's penalty cancelling out goals from Dylan Easton and Jack Hamilton. Arbroath's boss Jim McIntyre had asked Adams to make a nuisance of himself when he went on, but he didn't expect the goalkeeper to score such an incredible goal. Adams is 6ft 4 and was used as a makeshift striker due to an injury to Aaron Steele. The goal was a one-off, and McIntyre doesn't expect to see Adams up front again. The match was a thrilling encounter, with both teams giving it their all. In the end, Arbroath's determination paid off, and they managed to get a result against the Championship leaders. The goal by Adams will be remembered for a long time, and it's a testament to the team's spirit and determination. And with this result, Arbroath will be looking to build on their momentum and push for a higher position in the league. But for now, they can bask in the glory of a stunning goal and a hard-fought result. So, what's next for Arbroath? Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure - they will be looking to make a statement in their next match.