Shaun Rooney would have been celebrating Fleetwood's triumph over Arsenal on Tuesday night.
The Cod Army forward, 30, is no stranger to attention, having previously dated tennis professional Heather Watson.
Rooney completed the entire 90 minutes as the League Two side held the Premier League champions to a draw.
He ended the evening celebrating as Fleetwood secured victory after a dramatic penalty shootout.
Bruno Guimaraes missed his spot-kick for Arsenal, while Conor Haughey converted the decisive penalty.
Watson, 34, regularly attended Rooney's matches while he was at St Mirren in Scotland.
She disclosed that she travelled to watch him during her campaign at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
Watson intended to see Rooney play but could not because she advanced in the tournament with Katie Boulter.
Consequently, she missed his Conference League fixture against Icelandic side Valur.
Nonetheless, Rooney managed to spare some preparation time to view Watson compete.
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It is not known whether the two are still dating or if Watson attended the match at Highbury Stadium.
The game featured controversy, being stopped after two minutes when a DRONE flew over the stadium.
Arsenal's Max Dowman turned villain, receiving a red card in the final minutes for kicking Harrison Neal.
Watson recently played in the Japan Open, defeating Liudmila Samsonova in the first qualifying round.
She then lost to American Alycia Parks in the following stage.
Earlier this year, she attracted attention in Florida wearing an orange bikini.
Watson achieved a career-high singles ranking of No.38 in 2015.
She won the mixed-doubles title at Wimbledon in 2016 with Finland's Henri Kontinen.
The Guernsey-born athlete has represented Great Britain at four Olympic Games and claimed four WTA singles titles.
Outside competition, Watson often shares travel snapshots and downtime with her Instagram audience.
Her social media profile now exceeds 120,000 followers.
