Watch: Kylian Mbappe has just scored one of the strangest goal of the season, it makes no sense

Kylian Mbappe scored one of the strangest goals of his career so far on Sunday, leaving fans inside the Parc des Princes puzzled.

PSG's Kylian Mbappe scored his 42nd goal of the season during their Ligue 1 match against FC Lorient, with a goal that left fans inside the Parc des Princes confused.

In the early stages of the game, Enzo Le Fee put Regis Le Bris' side ahead, but Mbappe equalized in a bizarre manner by stealing the ball from goalkeeper Yvon Mvogo.

In the video below, it is evident how Mvogo carelessly placed the ball down, giving an opportunity for a vigilant Mbappe to seize it and effortlessly score into an open net, equalizing the scoreline.

Watch video below....

How do you explain this one...? 🤔

The PSG forward scores one of the strangest goals so far this season... 👀 pic.twitter.com/4y2Mcufvci

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 Mbappe, with a cheeky grin on his face, looked on as the Lorient players surrounded referee Jerome Brisard.

"That is one of the strangest, and perhaps most ludicrous goals, you'll see a side concede," said the BT Sport commentator.

"There will be conversations about whether Jerome Brisard had paused the game after Mbappe went down, or whether Yvon Mvogo had collected the ball and play was continuing."

Ten minutes later, underdogs Lorient managed to retake the lead thanks to a goal from Darlin Yongwa.

Here's how social media reacted to the events on Sunday afternoon.

One said: "Yvon Mvogo, the Lorient keeper, thinks that the referee has given a free kick. He puts the ball on the floor to take it except that the referee hasn’t given anything and Kylian just pushes the ball in the empty net! Incredible goal to score and to concede!"

A second wrote: "Shocking keeping. Intelligent play by Mbappe," 

while a third commented: "Sportsmanship is horrendous these days. I’d be ashamed to celebrate that. Mbappe running away like he’s just scored a banger."

A fourth added: "It wasn’t a free kick, it wasn’t a goal kick. The keeper just had possession and rolled it out in front of him next to the opposition striker, and so he scored, it’s stupid goalkeeping, nothing else."

Thoughts on the goal? Do you understand why some Lorient players felt aggrieved by the decision?