IK Sirius handyman extraordinaire Tighe Dombrowski admits he became a little more revved than usual after his waning moments double flipped the scoreline on visiting Jönköpings Södra IF on Friday night.

For 84 minutes, it looked as if a dominant Sirius performance would somehow result in a 1-0 loss. That all changed quickly as the American scored two goals in the closing moments of the game to seal a key victory and delight the loyal Uppsala crowd.

"It is definitely a moment I will remember for a while," Dombrowski intimated to American Soccer Daily.

Both goals surprisingly came after the versatile left back had shifted over to a right wingback position as Sirius went with an offensive 3-5-2 in search of late goals. The role freed Dombrowski to get forward and he used it to great effect.

"The first goal came off a quick restart," said Dombrowski. "I received a pass just at the top of the box and tried to cut in and shoot with my left, but couldn't get a good look, so I spun around and just tried to get off a quick one with my right."

The ex-San Jose Earthquake connected well and his shot deflected slightly off a defender and into the roof of the net. While his first goal came as more to the relief of the crowd, the winner was another matter all together.