Siphiwe Tshabalala is still a hit in the football fraternity following his FIFA 2010 World Cup opening goal for Bafana Bafana against Mexico as fans clammer for autograph in the USA.
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A Chelsea fan was lucky enough two win twice in the space of three days after securing 'Shabba's' signed autograph prior to the London club's shock 3-0 final win over PSG on Sunday in the now concluded FIFA Club World Cup.
Fifteen years on, Tshabalala's iconic moment still lives on in the memories of many football fans across the world, and being spotted in the midst of a busy stadium in the USA is a testament.
The Chiefs legend who's in the USA for a FIFA course to upskill himself was spotted by a Chelsea fan who was lucky enough to get an autograph from Shabba on a picture of the former winger celebrating that iconic goal.
And as if it were written in the sky, another win was on the horizon for the fan as his team went on to clinch the new edition of the FIFA Club World Cup.
Two quick goals from Cole Palmer and one from Joao Pedro were enough to see the Blues win their second gong under the tuteledge of Enzo Maresca.
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