Football has become an industry, an extremely powerful one and it has long been more than just a game. Modernization robs the sport of its soul, but it cannot completely eradicate charm and romance. At least not in the lower ranks. The most beautiful stories are written there, it is a parallel universe in which not everything revolves around money and rich owners. Especially in the UK, where emotions reside in the lower leagues… And miracles are possible.Anything can happen in Englush football – including promotion to a higher rank by scoring seven goals in the last round. That’s exactly what the Bristol Rovers needed against Scunthorpe and that’s how much they achieved. Scoreboard showed 7-0, delirium in the stands, and after the final whistle of the referee – a party which moved from the stands to the pitch.The incredible moment Bristol Rovers scored their 7th goal of the game to secure automatic promotion to League One, going above Northampton on the final day of the season.@Official_BRFC @SkyFootball @btsportfootball @ITVSport @BBCSport @BBCBristol @BristolLive#BristolRovers pic.twitter.com/u28B474FyI— Enzo (@enzoxss) May 7, 2022 Joey Barton was remembered as the crazy head of English football, often cheeky, known for his dirty tackles. From now on, he will also be known as the man whose team wrote history and found the back Scunthorpe’s net seven times. Five times in the second half. Miraculously, “only” seven goals of Bristol was not enough – Rovers also needed for Northampton to stay at 3-1 against Barrow. It did not move from that result, and Bristol did what was up tp them.Bristol Rovers fans will remember the goals of Evans and Collins, they will be eternally grateful to Oliver Lobley for the own goal, and the moment when Scottish teenager Eliot Anderson tricks Owen Foster will be especially engraved in their hearts. A moment for history, for Bristol to enter League One.𝙏𝙃𝙀 𝙂𝘼𝙎 𝘼𝙍𝙀 𝙂𝙊𝙄𝙉𝙂 🆙#BristolRovers pic.twitter.com/ybB3UjCC6U— Bristol Rovers (@Official_BRFC) May 7, 2022 When the line was drawn, the League Two table showed Bristol and Northampton with 80 points each. Goal difference identical (+22). And what took Rovers to the higher rank was the number of goals scored – 11 more than Northampton.There will stories like these, but for to Bristol Rovers fans – no one can take away those moments of joy and scenes when ball was entering the goal of Scunthorpe over and over again…Bristol Rovers needed a SEVEN goal swing to go above Northampton into an automatic promotion spot today…They’ve only gone & done it! 🤯🤯 pic.twitter.com/y7UDYRksdu— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) May 7, 2022
