Dion Charles made a name for himself after scoring two goals in Northern Ireland's 2-0 win over San Marino.
And one TV channel made up a completely new one for the Bolton Wanderers striker.
Charles was the toast of Serravalle with his two-goal salvo as Michael O'Neill kicked off his new reign with an important Euro qualifying win.
Read more: Charles vows to deliver more goals after clinical double against San Marino
The 27-year-old was also named man of the match, meaning it was nailed on he would have a raft of media commitments after the match.
One was an interview with Viaplay Sports, who are showing all of Northern Ireland's Euro qualifying games live.
They grabbed a word with Charles moments after his impressive display, but somehow managed to throw up a caption which read 'FirstName LastName'.
Many fans noticed the comical gaffe, including journalist Marcus Leroux who tweeted: "First two international goals. Remember the name."
Julian added: "Mr and Mrs Secondname must be so proud of their boy tonight."
Pat's Football Blog tweeted: "Makes a change from AN Other, I suppose."
David joked: "So good they didn’t bother naming him at all."
Mark said: "One of the Aughnacloy Secondnames I believe."
Grace tweeted: "Imagine if he'd been called Secondname Firstname - that'd be REALLY confusing for everyone!!"
And Brian said: "I think it's Irish Gaelic."
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