In the 22nd round of the Australian Premier League, Melbourne City beat the Mid-Shore Mariners 3-1 away, and Jenkinson, an arsenal veteran who just joined Melbourne City on loan, came on as a substitute for 22 minutes to pick up a goal and scored the fourth goal of his career, scoring again after 2291 days.
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Jenkinson, who has just joined Melbourne City on loan from Championship side Nottingham Forest, was loaned out because he couldn't play in the championship midstream team and has made a total of 3 appearances in the Championship this season, including one as a starter, with a total appearance time of only 128 minutes.
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However, just as the so-called people moved to the tree to die, Jenkinson jumped into the first game of the Australian Premier League and scored. He came off the bench in the 68th minute, replacing Stokes and scoring in the 84th minute. The goal was a corner kick, the ball was sent to the center of the penalty area, Melbourne City's snatchers failed to grab the landing point under the interference of opposing defenders, but the two defenders of the Midshore Mariners were confused when they broke the siege, fell to the ground and kicked the ball in front of Jenkinson, Jenkinson stopped the ball in the chest, slammed his thigh and exploded, and blasted the ball into the net.
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The Australian Premier League debut scored, Jenkinson scored the fourth goal of his career, he has previously scored three Premier League goals, two goals for West Ham United, one for Arsenal, his most recent goal also dates back to October 17, 2015, it was the 9th round of the 2015-16 Premier League, West Ham United beat Crystal Palace 3-1 away, he received a pass from Moses to open the scoring for the Hammers.
Jenkinson, 29, from Charlton's academy, joined Arsenal at the age of 19 and played until 2019, during which he was loaned twice, playing for the Gunners a total of 70 times, and after jumping to Nottingham Forest, he did not mix well, playing a total of 11 Championship games in the last two seasons.