Carl Mujaguzi's volley won Athlone three points in Tralee on Friday.
A remarkable goal of the season contender secured Athlone Town their first away win of the league season over the weekend.
Dario Castelo's side trailed early on to Kerry thanks to a Kennedy Amechi penalty after Aaron Connolly handled in the box.
Town equalised through Ruben Ferreira before a Carl Mujaguzi scissor kick from a flicked on long throw curled in to the top corner from the edge of the box.
Goal of the Season contender?
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Take a bow, Carl Mujaguzi š#LOI | #KERATH pic.twitter.com/uP6pWLq9HT
Athlone held on to leave Mounthawk Park with a 2-1 win and all three points.
Castelo says his players deserved the win:
Elsewhere in the league, Bray beat Treaty 2-1, Finn Harps lost on the road to Cobh Ramblers 2-0, and UCD beat Wexford 3-2.
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