Everton's Tim Howard surprised everyone when he scored from inside his area when the ball bounced 30 yards from Bolton's goal and flew over Adam Bogdan during the 2-1 win for Bolton at Goodison Park.
Here, were take a look at the other goalkeepers who have found the net from long range
Paul Robinson
Robinson scored from his own half to stun goalkeeper Ben Foster in Spurs' Premier League win over Watford in March 2007.
Charlie Williams
The Manchester City goalkeeper made history when he became the first number one to score with a drop-kick on April 14, 1900. Sunderland's Teddy Doig was the unfortunate goalkeeper beaten at the other end.
Pat Jennings
The Northern Ireland legend also scored in the 1967 Charity Shield. Playing for Tottenham, Jennings unleashed a giant kick out of his hands which bounced over United's Alex Stepney and into the net.
Peter Shilton
England's most capped player netted for Leicester with a long-distance effort against Southampton in a 5-1 win in October 1967.
