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There was rough, tumble football on Tuesday night in a match that ended in one of the strangest scoring plays ever in Shreveport contests.

When the Byrd and Caddo Magnet girls gather at Lee Hedges Stadium, it’s no surprise that fireworks go off. The Division I Lady Jackets play a physical game that allows them to compete on equal footing with teams from Southern Louisiana.

That physicality came in the final two minutes of a 2-1 win over Lady Mustang. Magneto’s Audrey Jordan scored in the opposite moment with a left sidekick to tie the match and looked to head into extra time.

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However, Bird moved quickly across the field behind Ellie Lawrence and pushed the ball into the left side of the goal. There, Elisabeth Klottsback and several defenders appeared from afar and pushed the Magnet defender into the net with the ball. The referee immediately called it a goal and two magnet players, including the goalkeeper, left the field with injuries.

Mustang coach Nick Flowers discussed the decision with the referee at length on the field.

But Klottsback had the best look at the play.

“The ball came in and one of the backend players put it down and tried to kick it in,” she said. “One of the other team’s players was sitting on the ball. It was a good goal.”

Bird’s first goal came midway through the second half from Mijoy Anderson.

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