He was taking part in final of the competition called the Blue Square Challenge where competitors have to chip balls into a blue box.

Jarman actually went into the final top of the table, following a superb performance at Broadfield Stadium against Ebbsfleet Utd in November, when he scored 10 goals.

The final was held both before kick-off and during half-time at Sunday's Conference Play-off final between Cambridge Utd and Torquay Utd, which Torquay eventually won 2-0.

Jarman had a terrible start on the day, missing his first two before netting five. He finished second behind Oxford Utd's representative, who scored just one more - six.

Jarman said: "It was quite nerve wracking as they asked my to have my go at half-time and I had to perform in front of my mum, 40,000 fans plus 4 million people watching on TV.

"It was an incredible experience – I was sitting next to TV presenter Helen Chamberlain which was great and it's not often a Scotsman stands at Wembley and hits so many balls.

"Seeing as we beat Torquay twice this season and they won the final, I thought this could be us next season!"

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