Noonan scored the only goal in a famous 1-0 win to become the second youngest scorer in the history of European club competition. He also showed a rapid turn of pace and slick touch to draw a foul from Valdemar Lund, which led to a straight red card for the Molde defender three minutes before half-time.

Irish teenager Michael Noonan had a debut to remember for Shamrock Rovers. The 16-year-old forward became what his team said was the youngest-ever goalscorer in European club competition.

The 16-year-old forward became the second-youngest goalscorer in European club competition, and the youngest ever in Conference League play when he netted the winner for Rovers in a 1-0 first-leg playoff victory over Molde.

The striker capped a dream debut for the Hoops by bagging the only goal in the Hoops' important playoff first-leg win over Molde

MICHAEL NOONAN made history on another memorable night in Shamrock Rovers’ remarkable European season.  Noonan became the youngest scorer in modern UEFA club competitions – since group

Shamrock Rovers’ sweet 16 fired the Hoops even closer to the Last 16 - and made history in the process. On his debut, Michael Noonan became the youngest ever scorer in European club football - since the introduction of the group stages - when he pounced for the only goal early in the second-half in freezing Molde.