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Nestory Irankunda<\/b> brought his goal scoring form, and his eye-catching celebration, back to England with him as the 20-year-old scored the equaliser in Watford\u2019s 1-1 draw with Charlton Athletic.<\/p>\n
Irankunda raced past Charlton\u2019s defenders to get on the end of a through ball and drill an all-important goal into the far corner of the net.<\/p>\n
\ufeffGet all the latest football news, highlights and analysis delivered straight to your inbox with Fox Sports Sportmail. Sign up now!!!<\/a><\/i><\/b><\/p>\n The Australian unleashed what has become a trademark backflip celebration before once again adding some Michael Jackson moves to his routine.<\/p>\n Irankunda went as far as donning a white glove like the King of Pop in Melbourne when he scored a brace last week in the Socceroos\u2019 5-1 win against World Cup-bound Curacao.<\/p>\n He did not call for any props this time, simply adding a kick and spin move to his celebration.<\/p>\n The winger could have busted out even more moves as he threatened earlier in the game with a long range effort slamming into the crossbar.<\/p>\n He also teased scoring a winner but was denied by an impressive save from Charlton goalkeeper Will Mannion – who won player of the match honours for making nine saves as Watford registered 31 shots.<\/p>\n The goal was Irankunda\u2019s fourth of the Championship season, in his maiden campaign for Watford, who sit seven points off the playoff places in the English second tier.2<\/p>\n READ MORE <\/b><\/p>\n Kerr\u2019s scoring spree continues as Aussie stars book Cup showdown with Matildas teammate<\/a><\/b><\/i><\/p>\n Arsenal\u2019s embarrassing loss to second-tier team as late winner sparks shock FA Cup exit<\/a><\/b><\/i><\/p>\n <\/b><\/i>New Spurs boss responds to fan backlash over relationship with controversial ex-Man Utd star<\/a><\/b><\/i><\/p>\n In similarly promising news for the Socceroos\u2019 firepower at this year\u2019s World Cup, Mohamed Tour\u00e9<\/b> provided two assists as Norwich defeated promotion contenders Millwall 2-1.<\/p>\n Tour\u00e9 came off the bench and change the game in just his second appearance since recovering from the groin injury which forced him to miss the recent international window.<\/p>\n The 22-year-old made a stunning impact after joining Norwich during the January transfer window, scoring five goals, including a hat-trick, in his first three outings for the Canaries.<\/p>\n But on Easter Monday, he showed he can also play the role of provider as Norwich ruined Millwall\u2019s chance to go second on the table.<\/p>\n Tour\u00e9 played in teammate Pelle Mattsson for the equaliser before breaking forward and dishing off to Oscar Schwartau to score the winner from close range.<\/p>\n Alex Robertson <\/b>also got his name on the stat sheet as he scored a half-volley in Cardiff City\u2019s 1-1 draw with Peterborough.<\/p>\n The 22-year-old midfielder returned from Socceroos duty as a second half substitute to score his sixth goal of the League One season, and his fifth since the New Year.<\/p>\n Also in England, Cameron Burgess\u2019 <\/b>Swansea dented Riley McGree\u2019s <\/b>Middlesborough\u2019s hopes of earning automatic promotion with a 2-2 draw.<\/p>\n Burgess played the full 90 minutes, while McGree was substituted after 67 minutes.<\/p>\n A win for Middlesborough would have moved them to second in the Championship with the top two at season\u2019s end put straight up to the Premier League.<\/p>\n The Boro appear destined for a playoff battle, however, as they are now winless in their last five matches.<\/p>\n McGree\u2019s side sit level on points with second-placed Ipswich Towns, but the Tractor Boys have two games in hand.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n