Aston Villa loanee Ross McCormack scores and assists while Usain Bolt grabs a brace for Central Coast Mariners as they cruise to victory over Macarthur South West United.

Scotsman McCormack was loaned out to the Australian A-League side in September after impressing for Melbourne City as he scored 14 goals in 16 games the previous season, The Daily Mail reports.

He was Roberto Di Matteo's big signing from Fulham in 2016 but failed to impress, scoring three goals in 20 appearances. Each season that followed saw the striker loaned out to a different club, but he now looks to have found his shooting boots in the A-League.

The 32-year-old made his league debut last night and scored his first goal for the club - as did his strike partner, nine-time Olympic gold-medallist and 100m record holder Usain Bolt. Speaking to BBC Sport, McCormack expressed that the Jamaican's improvement has been "huge" and that he is "so humble".

The sprinter has previously had trials for Borussia Dortmund and many mocked his ambition to become a professional footballer, but now the footballing world may have to take him seriously.

Could we be seeing the beginnings of a lethal strike partnership?

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