PHILLIPS: We're used to seeing celebrations after athletes score a touchdown or a home run. Sometimes the guy will point to the sky in memory of a loved one. But we've never seen a celebration quite like this one at the British soccer match this week. And, of course, Don Riddell is in London with the full story -- hey Don.</s>DON RIDDELL, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hey Kyra, you know, this is one of those desperately tragic but somehow uplifting, heart warming stories. Just to give you an idea of the emotional scale of this, I tried to tell my wife about this story last night and she wouldn't even let me finish the story. So I'd grab a hanky while you look at this. This is about a footballer called Billy Sharp who tragically lost his baby son at the weekend. Hits son, Luey Sharp was just two days old when he died. And you wouldn't have expected that this player, his father would be able to play football just a few days later. But he phoned his manager up and said I want to play in the game. And he then scored the most incredible goal. It really was a fantastic goal for Doncaster Rovers against Middlesbrough. And when he celebrated he lifted his shirt up and underneath he had this message saying, "That's for you, son" and you could see just what the moment meant to the player. He was so emotional afterwards, so pumped up about it. I should tell you that in British football, players often have messages underneath their shirts, not often as emotional as this. And they're penalized for it. But the referee on this occasion could recognize the moment for what it was. He didn't book him. And just what an incredible moment, Kyra.</s>PHILLIPS: Absolutely inspiring. Don, I can understand why your wife had a hard time listening to that story. I think it's going to touch everyone's heart, no doubt. Thanks Don. Well, we all know this iconic image from the 1968 Summer Olympics. Tommy Smith and John Carlos raising their hands during the medal ceremony. John Carlos is supporting another protest now and he's going to join us live right after the break.
A Goal in Memory of His Son