WATCH: Aberdeen Scores Spectacular Goal in Snow-Drenched Match, Plows and Snowballs Halt Play

In a thrilling Europa Conference League showdown between HJK and Aberdeen, the action was as intense as the snowfall. Despite challenging conditions, Aberdeen defender Angus MacDonald unleashed a sensational rocket of a goal, propelling his team back into contention following a strong start by the home side, who netted two goals within the first 33 minutes.

Witness the brilliance of this “snowlazo.”

There’s something undeniably captivating about goals scored amidst a backdrop of swirling snow, especially with the iconic orange ball. And yet, the drama was far from over.

The relentless snowstorm significantly impacted gameplay, leading to a temporary suspension of the match in the second half. With just 15 minutes remaining in Helsinki, players were ushered off the pitch as plows worked tirelessly to clear the snow, allowing for a resumption of play.

Adding to the spectacle, Aberdeen players found themselves compelled to implore their traveling fans to cease hurling snowballs at the Helsinki goalkeeper, citing distraction as the primary concern.

Ah, the magic of European nights never fails to deliver its share of unforgettable moments.