Antony scored a sensational half-volley to give real betis victory on Fiorentina in the first stage of their Europa Conference League Semi-Final.
After he picked up the ball outside the 18-year box, he failed to get a long-distance effort on his favorite left foot.
However, he showed rapid reactions and excellent precision to hit the ball in the top corner with his right foot on a sequel half volley.
It marked his 10th target contribution for the Laliga outfit in what a fertile loan spell has been for the Brazilian since he left Manchester United in January.
That helped his side of a 2-1 victory over competition veterans Fiorentina, who have reached the Europa Conference League final in each of the past two seasons.
Whether he will stay in Sevilla after the end of this season still has to be clear, but there have been a clamours from teammates to stay in Spain.
Speaking after Betis's victory, Antony's teammate Joaquin said: 'I will give the car if he has to be abducted, but let him stay whatever happens.
'This is the time to enjoy. I think important moments will come, and we will see it later. '
It comes when his parent club enjoyed his own memorable evening, with Manchester United 3-0 winners against Betis' Laliga Rivals Athletic Bilbao.
In a hostile atmosphere in San Mames, the home team made their task more difficult when they were returned to 10 men at 35 minutes, shortly after Casemiro opened the score for the visitors.
Dani Vivian was sent for an error on Rasmus Hojlund in the penalty area, with the Spot -Kick converted properly by Bruno Fernandes – who added a third in the peace of the peace to get Ruben Amorim's side in control.
As a result, United has increased their chances of saving something of their miserable season in the Europa League, which could also grant qualification for the Champions League and a much -needed cash injection.
The Red Devils earned a late draw against ten-man Bournemouth on Sunday, which saw them in centimeters at 40 points.
The matte count represents the lowest of the club in this phase of a Premier League season in their history.