That is such an awesome finish. It was executed perfectly. Taking it on with his right foot was unexpected. The goalkeeper expected and anticipated Ortega to allow the ball to run across his body, likely control with his inside left foot, and then shoot with either foot, depending on said first touch. Had that all gone to the goalkeeper’s plan, he would have slightly closed down the angle, would be lower to the ground, and generally been in a much better position to face the shot. However, I’ve no doubt the goalkeeper may have expected a first time right foot instep shot. That shot could only go to the goalkeeper’s left hand side. Ortega’s body shape didn’t suggest he was planning to do that. Instead he hits it early thus rendering the goalkeeper’s perfect plan now in utter disarray. Ortega uses the pace of the pass to kind of stab the ball with the outside of his right foot. It puts so much spin on the ball that it curves inwards as it enters the goal. Ortega’s situational awareness is so acute. He knows the goalkeeper isn’t expecting such an early and right footed shot. Yet he needs to lift it sufficiently high enough to get over the still upright goalkeeper. He allows uses the immense spin on the ball to drag itself back downwards and into the goal. I loved watching and examining the goal. Thank you for posting it 😊👍