Ruben Neves scored a delightful chip over Watford goalkeeper Ben Foster on Thursday night. Completing a quartet of goals, the 24-year-old helped Wolves end a run of three consecutive losses in the Premier League with a 4-0 drubbing over the Hornets. The win will also no doubt reignite their hopes of qualifying for European football at the end of the season, and Bruno Lage's side certainly looked dangerous in front of goal throughout the match. Raul Jimenez broke the deadlock firing in a cross from Hee-Chan Hwang after just 13 minutes. And things subsequently went from bad to worse for Roy Hodgson's side. Midfielder Cucho Hernandez turned the ball into his own net just five minutes later, before Foster miss-kicked a clearance to Daniel Podence, who made no mistake in slotting the ball into the back of an open goal.At 3-0, Wolves looked well in control of the match, with the Hornets offering very little to threaten the home side. Yet, the Wanderers still attacked and it was a second-half goal from Neves that was by far the most impressive of the night. While the Portuguese is no stranger to scoring spectacular goals, this could be up there as one of his best and is giving us major flashbacks of a goal once scored by Eric Cantona. Rio Ferdinand SLAMS Marcus Rashford! Hear more on The Football Terrace...

With Wolves on the counter, Rayan Ait Nouri swung a high cross over the six-yard box to Chiquinho, who headed the ball back to his compatriot, Neves.

Arriving to collect the ball on the edge of the penalty area, the 24-year-old takes a touch and sees Foster coming off his line.

Neves then pulls off the spectacular and clips a sublime chip over the goalkeeper into the top left-hand corner of the goal.

Take a look at the insane piece of skill in the video below...

It is strikingly similar to a goal once scored by Cantona, who like Neves, was no stranger to dazzling crowds with some incredible strikes.

Back in 1995, the Red Devils took on Sheffield United at Bramall Lane in the third round of the FA Cup.

The Blades had kept the visitors out for most of the game, but a duo of goals from Mark Hughes and the French striker on the 80th and 82nd minutes saw Sir Alex Ferguson's side progress to the next round of the tournament.

They would ultimately advance to the tournament's final the same year, but it was Cantona's cheeky chip over the Sheffield goalkeeper that will forever be remembered as one of his greatest goals.

And it bears a very similar resemblance to Neves’ goal last night.

So similar that we've had to ask the question, has Neves been watching Cantona montage clips in his spare time?