It's something most football fans love to see - a goalkeeper going up in the 90th minute and against all odds scoring an equaliser or a winning goal. 

It's such a rare occurrence that only five goalkeepers have scored Premier League goals since 1992 with Peter Schmeichel, Brad Friedel, Paul Robinson, Tim Howard, and Asmir Begovic all finding the back of the net.

Surprisingly, Paul Robinson's Premier League goal which he scored for Tottenham Hotspur against Watford back in 2007, isn't the only time the former England stopper had found the back of the net.

Robinson was part of the Leeds United side that was trailing a League Cup match 2-1 to Swindon Town back in September 2003, when the stopper scored with a thunderous injury-time header to take the tie into extra-time.

Swindon had gone 2-0 up on the 74th minute and were on course for a famous win at Elland Road before Ian Harte halved the deficit just a few minutes later.

Robinson's powerful header took the Elland Road club into extra-time but Leeds needed to rely on penalties to defeat the third-tier side.

On Sunday evening Leeds United took requests for supporters favourite goals down the years, with the promise the club would tweet out the video of as many goals as they could.

Robinson's header was one of the first goals requested by some of the Leeds United faithful and the club duly obliged, posting that memorable moment from a pretty forgettable season on their official Twitter account.

Here we take a look at some of the best responses reminiscing over Robinson's stunning header...

QUIZ: Can you name the player to have scored the first Leeds United goal in each of the last 16 seasons?