Stephen Humphrys netted a superb 50-yard strike from his own half for Hearts on Saturday.<br /><br />The loanee forward's wondergoal came in stoppage time in the Jam Tarts' 3-1 Scottish Premiership win against Dundee United at Tynecastle.<br /><br />And Humphrys, speaking after the sensational strike, admitted he would celebrate his stunner with a succulent Chinese meal and a bath.<br /><br />He told BBC Scotland: 'As soon as it left my foot I thought: 'This has got a chance'. I didn't know where to go (to celebrate) as I've never scored a goal from the middle of the pitch before.<br /><br />'Normally you're near a corner and then go off and knee slide or whatever but I was a bit delirious really and celebrated not in any specific way.''<br /><br />When asked how he would spend his evening, the Wigan loanee added: 'Get home, probably FaceTime my mum and dad down the road.<br /><br />'Then a Chinese meal, bath, then bed. Love Island is not on tonight so I won't be watching that!'<br /><br />Humphrys, 25, has scored four goals in 17 appearances in all competitions for Robbie Neilson's side this season since signing on a temporary deal from the Latics in August.<br /><br />He tweeted a video of the goal with the caption: 'If you don't shoot, you don't score,' followed by a football emoji. <br /><br />Steven Fletcher had given the visitors an early lead, but Ryan Edwards' red card after half an hour turned the tie.<br /><br />In the second half, Lawrence Shankland and Alex Cochrane made it 2-1 to the hosts, before Humphrys' last-gasp brilliance. <br /><br />Neilson said: 'It was a bit of a rollercoaster game. We started poorly and were poor in possession again.<br /><br />'They got the goal and they were the better of the two teams but the sending-off changed the game in our favor and we manage to see it out and get the result, which is great.' <br />
