The goal was so good, many have called for it to be handed FIFA's Puskas Award which is handed to the player, male or female, judged to have scored the most aesthetically significant, or "most beautiful", goal of the year.
What makes it even better is seeing it from the front on angle.
Jets coach Ernie Merrick who has done a miraculous job in taking the team from wooden spooners to the A-League grand final had never seen anything like it.
"No... but I've no doubt he's going to tell me he's been practising that all week," Merrick joked.
"It was a tough edgy game, a typical finals game. And what a terrific goal.
"We're in it to win it. Pretty sure we can take anyone on.
"(Melbourne City) was the only team in the league we'd not beaten."
City were undone by Jason Hoffman's 75th-minute winner, with the Jets now awaiting Saturday night's other semi-final between Sydney FC and Melbourne Victory to learn their grand final opponent.
But the biggest moment of the game and perhaps one of the biggest moments the league has ever seen came courtesy of the Jets' teenage ace.
