Con Sullivan, the former goalie for Bristol City, according to the club, died at 93.

“Bristol City is heartbroken to learn of the loss of Con Sullivan and would want to pay respect to the former goalkeeper,” said a statement on the Bristol City website.

“At this difficult time, everyone involved with the club sends their condolences to Con’s family and friends.”

When City hosted Blackburn Rovers in November, Sullivan, who was City’s oldest living player, made an appearance at Ashton Gate to mark his 93rd birthday and was presented with a signed shirt and framed photo of his legendary save.

In November 2021, BBC Radio Bristol’s Geoff Twentyman interviewed Con on his life and career.

There is no information on Con Sullivan’s family on the internet. His family, including his wife and children, is unknown.

He just celebrated his birthday with family and friends in Bristol City. Former teammates Jantzen Derrick, Peter McCall, Gordon Parr, Johnny Watkins, and Bobby ‘Shadow’ Williams have invited visitors.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Sullivan family and friends at this difficult time.

Con Sullivan’s net worth is unknown as of 2022. Cornelius Sullivan, who joined City as a 20-year-old in May 1949, made 73 league and cup games before joining Arsenal in February 1954.

Following his move to Arsenal, a friendly was organized as part of the transaction, which drew a crowd of 28,991 to watch him play.

He was engaged in one of the most famous and unusual football own-goals during his tenure at Arsenal. When he and defender Dennis Evans thought they heard the full-time whistle, their team was 4-0 up against Blackpool.

Evans booted the ball into his own goal when he turned his back to collect his cap from the net, only to realize the whistle had come from the crowd.

Con made 28 league games for the Gunners before retiring in 1958 due to a shoulder injury and returning to Knowle West.