Howard Webb scores Panenka penalty in charity match at Oakwell

  • The Premier League official netted a cheeky chipped penalty in 2012
  • Webb is more famous for awarding penalties than scoring them
  • The Englishman officiated at this summer's 2014 World Cup 

By Anthony Hay

Referee Howard Webb is used to awarding penalties but has also shown that he can score them, too. 

The official, who took charge of the 2010 World Cup final, stepped up during a charity match at Oakwell, home of his local club, Barnsley. 

And Webb showed his typical calmness under pressure, opting for a cheeky Panenka effort similar to the one Andrea Pirlo pulled off against England in Euro 2012.

VIDEO: Scroll down to watch referee Howard Webb score a Panenka penalty

Celebration: Premier League referee Howard Webb looks chuffed at his Panenka penalty 

Celebration: Premier League referee Howard Webb looks chuffed at his Panenka penalty 

Lobbed effort: Webb's penalty goes into the top corner - leaving the 'keeper to watch on helplessly  

Lobbed effort: Webb's penalty goes into the top corner - leaving the keeper watching on helplessly

Lucky kiss: The referee of the charity match is shown some affection by a happy Webb

Lucky kiss: The referee of the charity match is shown some affection by a happy Webb

The Premier League official beats the diving goalkeeper before wheeling away in celebration with his team-mates.

The footage of Webb's superb effort has just emerged, despite the match having taken place in 2012. 

Maybe Roy Hodgson should get Webb in to show England's top players how it is done ahead of the Euro 2016 qualification group games.

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