Kelleher more than happy to score the winning goal.

scored the last penalty in

win against

in the EFL Cup final in a game that ended in a goalless draw in the regular time, and the Reds won the game 11-10 in the penalty shootouts.

Kelleher says that although he is delighted with his side’s victory, he had no idea that he was scoring the winning goal.

"I thought I'd saved one, I got close to a few and then when it came down to me, I didn't even realise I'd scored the winning penalty!",

he said

.

"I forgot that I'd scored the winning one, all the penalties from the lads were class, and I was just happy to score."

The 23-year-old was also asked about the impact of his experiences as an outfielder on his penalty, and he said that it was a hit-and-hope situation.

"I think it was more hit and hope!

"I got a hand on a few, but all the penalties were very high quality, and I'm just thankful we were able to win.

"I thought we had scored when we got that goal [Joel Matip's second-half disallowed effort], and it was obviously disallowed. They had a few disallowed too, so I think over the game a draw was a fair result."

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